Financial writer and investor Robert Kiyosaki has renewed his stark warning that a deep market collapse is underway, saying a “massive crash” is underway and “millions will be wiped out.”
According to his post on X on November 1, he urged people to move money to hard assets such as silver, gold, Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH). He also reiterated a long-standing prediction that Bitcoin could hit $1 million, and called silver the “biggest deal,” saying its price could triple.
Institutional flows and regulatory signals strengthen Bitcoin
According to reports, Bitcoin is attracting strong interest from large investors. Institutional adoption and clearer rules pushed new money into crypto ETFs, and BTC rose to new all-time highs as a result.
Over the past 24 hours, the price of Bitcoin increased by 0.70% to $110,780, while trading volume soared by 35% to $29 billion. Market observers point to improvements to the Lightning Network and growing ETF inflows as factors helping Bitcoin trade more efficiently and attract larger holders.
BEGINNING OF A MASSIVE CRASH: Millions of people will be wiped out. Protect yourself. Investors in silver, gold, Bitcoin, Ethereum will protect you.
Take care of yourself
– Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) November 1, 2025
Kiyosaki’s calls have been repeated over the years
Kiyosaki’s warnings are familiar. He predicted accidents in 2011, 2016, 2020 and early 2023, and those previous calls did not match the catastrophic timing he described.
Critics say his calls often come early or exaggerate the damage. Reports have found that this trend has reduced its credibility with some analysts, although many agree that debt levels, inflationary pressures and technology-related job shifts are real concerns.
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Why some investors listen
Investors who fear an economic slowdown are moving part of their portfolios. Many prefer assets that they view as stores of value. Gold and Bitcoin are named as likely destinations for capital if the market downturn accelerates.
Kiyosaki argues that conventional savings and fiat holdings are unsafe, calling them “fake money”, and advises people to own precious metals and some cryptocurrencies to protect their purchasing power.
Mid-markets still show mixed signals
While institutional flows into crypto products have been reported as a record high, other metrics are less certain. Trading volumes have sometimes fallen even as prices have climbed, and some analysts warn that rapid entries can be followed by volatile exits.
Based on reports, exchanges and funds closely monitor liquidity and investor behavior. This monitoring aims to avoid sudden tensions in markets where leverage or restricted order books can amplify movements.
Silver, gold and crypto remain at the center of the debate
Kiyosaki’s strategy is to move wealth into physical and digital assets. He’s betting heavily on silver, expecting a big move into gold, and highlighting Bitcoin and Ethereum as crypto picks.
Whether this rotation occurs on a large scale will depend on investor appetite and how central banks respond to inflation and debt pressures in the coming months.
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