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Sometimes, a message arrives at just the right moment to make people stop, think, and worry, and Robert Kiyosaki has delivered the same. The globally known Rich Dad Poor Dad author has once again shaken the financial world by claiming that “the biggest crash in history” has already begun.
His latest post on X has gone viral, triggering anxiety, curiosity, and debate among millions of investors. This time, Kiyosaki’s warning feels more urgent, almost like he’s trying to wake people up before it’s too late.
Why Robert Kiyosaki Says the Crash Has Already Started
Kiyosaki has said that two primary forces are pushing the world toward a historic financial crash:
- AI Is Destroying Jobs Faster Than Expected
Artificial intelligence is replacing workers across the U.S., Europe, and Asia at a dangerous pace.
He has said that this rapid technological shift is not just an inconvenience, it’s a spark that could ignite a global economic storm.
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Global Real Estate Is Under Severe Pressure
Kiyosaki has said that real estate markets around the world are showing deep cracks.
He says this stress signals match the very patterns he predicted decades ago. His message is clear: the world is changing faster than most people realize, and the economy is feeling the shockwaves.
Why Kiyosaki Calls Silver the “Best Option” Right Now
However, this fear has a silver lining too. Kiyosaki is offering a simple answer to this crisis: silver.
According to him, silver is the strongest tool investors can use to protect themselves during financial breakdown. Gold is also on his list of must-watch assets, but silver, he insists, remains the true winner during uncertainty.
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Market Snapshot (as of Nov 29, 2025)
- Silver price: $56.70 per ounce
- Up 13% from the $50 level noted earlier in November
- S&P 500: down about 5% from recent highs
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- Not a full collapse, but enough to show rising volatility
Even though the markets aren’t crashing at the scale he predicts, Kiyosaki says these early cracks are just the beginning.
A History of Bold Predictions and Big Controversies
This is far from the first time Kiyosaki has predicted a catastrophic collapse. This year, 2025, he has made several warnings, many of which never materialised.
His latest alarm has once again divided experts:
Critics Respond Immediately to his claim about the crash
- Influencers like Grant Cardone dismissed his claim about the crash publicly.
- Other analysts say he is exaggerating and creating unnecessary panic.
But Some Believe He Could Be Right
The rise of AI, geopolitical tensions, and unusual economic patterns have left many people uncertain about the future.
Kiyosaki Revives His 2002 ‘Rich Dad’s Prophecy’
In his 2002 book, Rich Dad’s Prophecy, Kiyosaki predicted a monumental financial meltdown.
Now, more than 20 years later, he says that prophecy is finally coming true, only faster, thanks to the rise of AI and global instability.
Whether his prediction becomes reality or not, one thing is certain:
Kiyosaki has once again forced the world to question what lies ahead.
Disclaimer:
This article is based solely on publicly available statements, market data, and expert reactions.
All financial decisions should be made with proper research or professional advice.
Readers are encouraged to verify future updates, as market conditions may change rapidly.
Dr. Bidyut Barun Sarmah, with 22+ years of experience in print, electronic, and digital media, holds an MA and PhD in Mass Communication and Journalism. He has worked with AIR, Doordarshan, and the Publication Division under the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting. A published author and researcher, Dr. Sarmah writes extensively in both Assamese and English. He was also awarded a prestigious fellowship by the Ministry of Culture, Government of India, for his study on journalistic literature—an achievement that highlights his depth of scholarship and contribution to media studies. At Nest of News, he leads the editorial team and contributes across diverse topics.