“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author again warns of a “historic market crash”—should you trust Bitcoin?

“History’s biggest collapse has already begun.”

Those words make your heart sink. The person saying it isn’t someone random—it’s the author of *Rich Dad Poor Dad*, which sold 40 million copies: Robert Kiyosaki. His core view is very straightforward: in 2026, a global major collapse—spreading from Europe and Japan—will be right around the corner. And the causes of the crash are the same old culprits: AI speculation, war, debt, and the mass retirement of the baby-boomer generation. He suggests holding Bitcoin, gold, and silver, and he firmly believes the next round of “big liquidity injections” is coming.

Institutional funds with a long-term outlook are quietly locking in their positions.

But the Bitcoin market itself is sending an even more direct signal: sovereign wealth funds are buying. In the first quarter, Abu Dhabi’s Mubadala Investment Company increased its holdings of a Bitcoin ETF by 16%, bringing its position to $566 million, and it has been adding for multiple consecutive quarters. This isn’t retail speculation—it’s a sovereign fund with $300 billion in assets allocating
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