TLDR

  • Robert Kiyosaki has responded to critiques regarding his recent statement about increasing his wealth amid a possible 2026 market crash.
  • He noted that the critic failed to adhere to his previous advice on accumulating wealth during economic slumps.
  • Kiyosaki clarified that he steers clear of investments in the S&P 500, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs.
  • He elaborated that he shuns assets that can be created or “printed” by governments, banks, or Wall Street.
  • Kiyosaki mentioned that he creates a consistent cash flow from his books, games, cattle, oil, and rental properties.

(SeaPRwire) –   Robert Kiyosaki has countered criticism concerning his recent remarks about a potential crisis and stood by his Bitcoin approach. He responded to objections about his “get rich in a crisis” post on the social media platform X, affirming that he persists in acquiring assets even as skepticism surrounds a predicted 2026 crash.

Robert Kiyosaki Defends Bitcoin Strategy After Crash Criticism

Kiyosaki replied to a message from an acquaintance who took issue with his recent social media post. The friend was displeased after Kiyosaki indicated he was becoming wealthier as the purported 2026 market crisis commenced. Kiyosaki, however, pointed out that the individual had not heeded his earlier instructions on building wealth.

He elaborated that his strategy for a downturn had been detailed in earlier posts. Consequently, he felt the complaint disregarded his consistent counsel on getting ready for economic declines. He also tackled critiques about his frequent alerts concerning a potential “biggest crash in history.”

Kiyosaki stated, “I do not invest in anything the government, banks, or Wall Street prints.” He specified that he avoids the S&P 500, U.S. bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs, choosing instead to channel his earnings into assets he views as separate from conventional financial structures.

He also alluded to historical prophecies associated with Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce, explaining that he referenced predictions from the 1500s and 1940s about a crisis in 2026. Nonetheless, he conceded that he is uncertain whether such a crash will actually occur this year.

Bitcoin Holdings Expand as Kiyosaki Builds Cash Flow

Kiyosaki revealed that he sustains a reliable cash flow from several business endeavors. These include publishing books, the Cashflow board game, cattle ranching, oil drilling, and renting out apartments. He explained that the income from these sources is used to purchase Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver.

He detailed his approach of reinvesting profits instead of keeping cash savings. He avoids accumulating dollars, preferring to build a portfolio of tangible assets, and reiterated his lack of dependence on government-issued currency.

Kiyosaki also provided insights into his initial Bitcoin acquisitions, disclosing that he bought his first six Bitcoins for $600 each. He commented, “I spent all the money I had and did not eat for days.”

He mentioned that he began with minimal capital, acquiring modest quantities of assets. He stressed that he retained ownership of these assets without selling and continues to increase his holdings of Bitcoin and Ethereum.

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