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Robert Kiyosaki Renews 2026 Crash Warning With Hard‑Asset, Crypto Playbook

He argues that shifting from paper markets to cash‑flow assets could blunt a downturn.

Overview

  • Kiyosaki, who posted on X on Friday, warned a global crash could start in 2026 and cited Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce as sources.
  • After criticism of his "get richer in a crisis" line, he issued a follow‑up titled "MY APOLOGIES" and restated that he is still buying Bitcoin and Ethereum.
  • He said he avoids the S&P 500, U.S. bonds, mutual funds, ETFs, and large cash balances because he believes they can be printed or steered by governments, banks, or Wall Street.
  • He listed rental properties, oil wells, Wagyu cattle, and ongoing book and game sales as cash‑flow engines, plus physical gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum as stores of value.
  • He pointed to Warren Buffett’s cash reserves as an example of waiting for bargains, while conceding a 2026 crash is uncertain and acknowledging the skepticism his posts drew.