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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has warned of another market crash that he says could also affect Bitcoin and Ethereum. In posts on X, he said he is accumulating gold, silver, Bitcoin and Ethereum ahead of what he described as an imminent downturn, arguing that these assets could act as a “safe haven” during the crash.
Kiyosaki said he expects the coming stock market crash to be the biggest in history. He added that investors holding BTC, ETH and precious metals could benefit when the crash occurs. He also said he is buying more Bitcoin as its price declines amid the current crypto market downtrend, framing market weakness as an opportunity to acquire assets at lower prices.
He further characterized market crashes as assets “going on sale,” urging investors to consider buying Bitcoin and Ethereum during the bear market.
Kiyosaki pointed to Bitcoin’s capped supply as a key reason for his bullish stance. He said there will only ever be 21 million BTC and that most of that supply is already in circulation. He argued that if demand rises while supply remains limited, Bitcoin could see significant price appreciation during a stock market crash.
On Ethereum, he suggested the asset could face a supply squeeze because most of its supply is staked. He cited on-chain analytics firm Santiment, saying Ethereum’s proof-of-stake contract address now holds over half of ETH’s supply for the first time in the coin’s history.
In a separate X post, Kiyosaki said he would choose Bitcoin over gold if he had to pick only one asset. He argued that gold is effectively “infinite” because when the price rises, miners can increase production and expand supply. By contrast, he said Bitcoin’s supply is capped at 21 million, meaning miners cannot increase supply once the limit is reached.
He concluded that this dynamic should support Bitcoin’s price as demand outpaces supply.
Kiyosaki has previously predicted that Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030, linking the target to a potential economic collapse. He has also repeatedly argued that government money printing reduces the purchasing power of fiat currency holders.
At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at around $66,800, down over the last 24 hours, according to CoinMarketCap data.
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