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Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has warned that the biggest stock market crash in history is imminent. He predicts that expensive assets like houses, gold, silver, and Bitcoin will soon go on sale. Kiyosaki’s statements come as the cryptocurrency market faces sharp corrections, attributed to a decline in US stocks like Nvidia and Tesla. Robert Kiyosaki Anticipates Bitcoin Sell-Off Kiyosaki took to social media to reiterate his long-standing predictions, attributing the looming crash to decisions made during the 2008 financial crisis. He claimed that leaders like former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke prioritized bailing out banks over ordinary citizens. “I WARNED Y’all. In 2013, I published Rich Dad’s Prophecy, which predicted the biggest stock market crash in history. That CRASH is NOW,” he posted. Kiyosaki also warned that in 2025, the car and housing markets, restaurants, retailers, and even wine sales are crashing. He also acknowledged that the world was on the verge of war, which in his opinion, made everything worse. “Please be smart. Many expensive assets will go on sale. I’ll be buying more real assets with fake US dollars,” Kiyosaki quipped. The statement follows Bitcoin’s recent price drop, which fell from over $101,700 on Tuesday to $95,370 as of this writing. This represents a nearly 7% decline since the Wednesday session opened. BTC Price Performance. Source: BeInCrypto Nevertheless, Kiyosaki expressed optimism, demonstrating an intention to capitalize on the crash to buy more BTC. “BITCOIN crashing. Great news. I continue buying Bitcoin because Bitcoin crashing means Bitcoin is on sale. Remember ‘Buy low…and HODL.’ Less than 2 million more Bitcoins to be mined,” he added. Experts Link Bitcoin and Crypto to Stocks Meanwhile, experts link the cryptocurrency market’s correction to a downturn in US stock prices. Greeks.live, a platform that analyzes crypto…

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