“Entering a New Great Depression in the U.S.”: The Five Survival Assets Picked by Kiyosaki

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Robert Kiyosaki, the world-renowned author of the bestseller “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has once again sent chills through investors with a stark warning that the acceleration of a financial crisis is underway. He stresses that in the face of a collapsing macroeconomic environment, investors must swiftly move into alternative assets such as Bitcoin (BTC) and gold as safe havens for capital in order to survive the massive shock ahead.

According to cryptocurrency media outlet Finbold on March 13 (local time), Kiyosaki stated on his X account that large-scale capital outflows from private credit funds are spreading intense fear throughout the broader market. Although he did not present specific figures, he claimed that major banks and well-known financial institutions are already facing severe trouble. He underscored the gravity of the situation by citing financial analyst Jim Rickards, who has declared that the United States has entered a new Great Depression.

In Kiyosaki’s view, the enormous stress currently hitting the private credit market will not remain confined to a localized problem. He argues that the powerful wave of investor withdrawals could soon engulf major traditional financial institutions in a chain reaction.

Amid what he describes as a disastrous economic environment, Kiyosaki presents continuous exposure to alternative assets as the only viable survival strategy. He pledged to keep shifting his capital into commodities such as oil, silver, and gold, as well as digital assets including Bitcoin and Ethereum (ETH).

Referring to the golden rule of bank runs, he emphasized that money leaving banks or corporations inevitably flows somewhere else. The most crucial task for investors, he added, is to remain alert and accurately identify where that fleeing capital is heading during periods of panic.

Kiyosaki also criticized investors’ attitudes toward market crashes. He noted that seasoned “smart money” uses downturns as opportunities to accumulate assets and build wealth in both bull and bear markets, whereas inexperienced investors run around like headless chickens, panicking and dumping their assets at bargain prices. With a market crash looming, he urged investors to safeguard their capital and exercise heightened caution.

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