It's interesting to watch Robert Kiyosaki once again return to his predictions about a major stock market crash. This time, he more decisively urges investors to prepare by holding what he calls true assets — bitcoin, ethereum, gold, and silver.

His logic is quite simple: when the system is unstable, tangible assets with limited supply become the best protection. In his view, that's why bitcoin with a fixed supply of 21 million coins has such potential. Kiyosaki has long positioned himself as an opponent of the traditional financial system, and his current warnings are based on his book about financial crises, which he wrote years ago.

Interestingly, Kiyosaki isn't just warning — he's actively preparing. He explicitly states that he plans to continue buying bitcoin if prices fall even lower. For him, panic selling isn't a disaster but an opportunity. Valuable assets, as he says, are simply going on sale.

But not everyone shares his optimism. Mike McGlone from Bloomberg Intelligence offers a more pessimistic forecast, suggesting that the crypto market could fall much deeper, potentially returning to the $10,000 level. This contrasts with current prices — bitcoin is trading around $78,000, and ethereum hovers near $2,300.

Robert Kiyosaki clearly believes that such fluctuations are a natural part of the market cycle, not a reason for despair. His strategy remains unchanged: prepare in advance, accumulate rare assets, and wait for opportunities. Volatility, for him, is not a problem but a tool for those who understand the game.