Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, warns the world is now facing the biggest crash in history. He urges people to stop chasing job security and start focusing on owning gold, silver, and Bitcoin — not their price, but their quantity.
Renowned author and financial educator Robert Kiyosaki, best known for Rich Dad Poor Dad, has taken to social media with a double warning: a historic financial crash is here, and only those who focus on building real asset ownership — not just watching prices — will come out ahead.
In a tweet posted earlier today, Kiyosaki drew a sharp line between how the poor and the rich think about money. “Poor people focus on price. Rich people on quantity,” he wrote. Emphasizing that he pays little attention to the current spot prices of gold, silver, or Bitcoin, Kiyosaki said what matters most is how much of these assets one owns.
“I started buying Bitcoin at $6,000,” he revealed. “I bought all I could. I wish I had more fake money to buy more.” Predicting that Bitcoin could reach $1 million per coin by 2030, he added, “While price is important… the rich will still be those with the most Bitcoin.” He ended the post with a harsh verdict on fiat currency: “Fake money is f***ed. Take care.”
PRICE vs QUANTITY
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) June 18, 2025
Poor people focus on price.
Rich people on quantity.
I do not care much about the spot price of gold or silver.
I do care about how many ounces of gold and silver I control.
The same with Bitcoin. While I watch the price of Bitcoin I focus on how many…
Just hours after that post, Kiyosaki followed up with a longer message, calling out financial commentators now claiming to have foreseen the current global economic crisis. “It still pisses me off that so many modern-day ‘prophets’… are now claiming to have warned of this extreme crisis we are in today,” he wrote. According to him, the ongoing economic collapse was clearly predicted in his 2013 book Rich Dad’s Prophecy.
Calling 2025 the year of the “biggest crash in history,” Kiyosaki pointed to widespread AI-related job losses and inflation eroding retirement savings, especially for baby boomers. “Millions are losing their jobs due to AI. Inflation is stealing the retirements of millions,” he said.
Reinforcing a theme central to his books, Kiyosaki criticized the idea of pursuing job security through traditional education, calling it outdated. “The idea of going to school to find a safe secure job is for losers,” he stated, advising people instead to seek financial education from trustworthy sources — especially online — and to accumulate assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin.
“Choose your teachers wisely,” he wrote, a message he repeated multiple times. “Be a winner. Not a highly educated loser, looking for job security with thousands in student loan debt.”
I shouldn’t brag but in 2013 I published “Rich Dads Prophecy” predicting the world economy today.
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) June 19, 2025
It still pisses-me -off that so many modern day “prophets” whose names I will not mention, due to “professional courtesy” are now claiming to have warned of this extreme crisis we…
He reflected on his own choice to follow his “rich dad’s” path to entrepreneurship rather than his “poor dad’s” advice of becoming a government bureaucrat. “We’re in for a rough ride globally… The good news is the rich will get richer. I want you to get richer… not poorer.”
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Kiyosaki’s latest commentary reflects his long-standing views on wealth building: prioritize real assets, think long-term, reject conventional financial advice, and invest in education — not the traditional kind, but the kind that leads to financial freedom.
