In a detailed post on X (formerly Twitter), Kiyosaki expressed concern over the current state of the U.S. economy and reiterated his longstanding warnings of an impending financial collapse. “In 2025 credit card debt is at all time highs. US debt is at all time highs. Unemployment is rising. 401 k’s are losing. Pensions are being stolen,” he wrote, adding, “USA may be heading for a GREATER DEPRESSION.”
MAKES ME SAD: In 2025 credit card debt is at all time highs. US debt is at all time highs. Unemployment is rising. 401 k’s are losing. Pensions are being stolen. USA may be heading for a GREATER DEPRESSION.
I get sad because as I stated in an earlier X….Tweet….I warned…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) April 18, 2025
Offering a forecast for the next decade, Kiyosaki stated, “I strongly believe, by 2035, that one Bitcoin will be over $1 million dollars. Gold will be $30k and silver $3,000 a coin. It will be the easiest money you ever made.”He emphasized that timing is critical: “For those who take action today, when the crash crashes, those who invest in just one Bitcoin, or some gold, or silver… You may come through this crisis a very rich person. It’s not too late, if you take action. But if you wait, it may be too late, after the giant crash.”
For those seeking a way out of the turmoil, Kiyosaki urged immediate action.
“The good news is you can still do something and maybe even get rich, very rich,” he wrote, while repeating his core investment advice: “buy gold, silver, and Bitcoin.”
Addressing critics who have noted his frequent repetition of this message, Kiyosaki explained, “Some of you have complained I repeat the same advice, over and over. I repeat that advice today.”
He concluded his post with a cautionary message: “This coming Great Depression will cause millions to be poor….and a few who take action, may enjoy great wealth and freedom. The giant crash I predicted….the crash that is occurring now….may be the opportunity of your lifetime….to achieve great wealth and more importantly….financial freedom.”
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