(AsiaGameHub) –   Robert Kiyosaki has reiterated his warning that a significant market downturn may occur in 2026 or 2027, advising that investors who are ready should focus on acquiring solid assets at discounted prices rather than panicking.

Good to Know

• Kiyosaki says a “giant crash” could arrive in 2026 or 2027.
• He has repeatedly named Bitcoin, gold and silver as assets he prefers over fiat money.
• His latest warning frames falling markets as a chance for prepared investors, not a reason to freeze.

Kiyosaki Sees A Crash As A Buying Window

According to Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” the next economic downturn could be so serious that it mirrors a depression. In an April post on X, he informed his followers that his intention is to leverage a potential 2026-2027 crash to purchase assets at reduced costs instead of retreating.

He wrote: “In coming giant crash of 2026-27… I plan on growing richer not poorer. I wish the same for you.”

Kiyosaki connected this perspective to previous market collapses, noting that his wealth increased during the crashes of 1987, 2000, 2008, 2015, 2019, and 2022. His argument was not that crashes are comfortable, but that declining prices offer investors with available cash an opportunity to buy desired assets at more affordable levels.

He also wrote: “In a crash, recession, and depression, great assets go on sale. Get richer by purchasing assets on sale.”

This concept requires some caution for those new to Bitcoin. While a declining market can offer lower entry points, prices may also continue to fall for an extended period. No forecast should be considered a certainty, regardless of the source’s prominence in finance.

Much of Kiyosaki’s recent analysis is centered on his concept of an “Everything Bubble.” He contends that high levels of debt, lenient monetary policies, and diminishing confidence in fiat currencies have made stocks, real estate, pensions, and government-supported systems vulnerable. He cautioned just six months ago that this “Everything Bubble” might burst imminently.

This rationale clarifies his frequent endorsement of Bitcoin, gold, and silver. Bitcoin differs from corporate stocks or real estate due to its predetermined supply limit and its independence from a central bank for issuance. In Kiyosaki’s view, this positions it as a long-term safeguard against currency devaluation and over-leveraged financial systems.

However, Bitcoin remains a volatile asset. A market crash can depress Bitcoin’s value along with other risky investments, particularly when investors are liquidating holdings for cash. Therefore, a measured strategy is preferable to a reactive one. Investors with conviction in Bitcoin typically employ tactics like making smaller, consistent purchases, maintaining cash reserves, and refraining from using borrowed funds to invest during price declines.

Kiyosaki’s point that lower prices can benefit prepared investors may be valid. However, the more prudent lesson is straightforward: establish a plan before market conditions deteriorate, understand your reasons for holding an asset, and never base a Bitcoin investment strategy solely on fear.