Overview
- Robert Kiyosaki claims the “biggest crash in history” is underway, citing AI-driven job losses and the end of Japan’s carry trade as catalysts for declines in real estate and broader markets.
- He urges exposure to oil and natural gas producers, suggesting investors consider private deals or energy-focused stocks, ETFs and mutual funds as AI increases long-term power demand.
- Kiyosaki advocates holding Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold and silver as protective assets, reiterating targets including Bitcoin at $250,000 by 2026, gold at $27,000 and silver at $70 soon with a possible move to $200 in 2026.
- He recently sold about $2.25 million in Bitcoin to finance business ventures but says he remains bullish and intends to buy more BTC with future profits.
- He says he will roll out a multi-point playbook with additional investment ideas, as coverage highlights shifting crypto market structure with growing institutional participation.