Renowned financial author Robert Kiyosaki just dropped a bombshell prediction—global markets are teetering on the edge, and he's sounding the alarm on what could trigger the next collapse.
His take? Japan's carry trade unraveling is the catalyst everyone's ignoring. For years, cheap yen loans fueled risky bets across global markets. Now that's reversing, and when those positions get liquidated, traditional assets could take a serious hit.
Kiyosaki's play during this chaos? Load up on Bitcoin and Ethereum. His exact words paint a stark picture: accumulate digital assets while conventional markets crumble. It's a contrarian bet that echoes his long-standing skepticism of fiat systems.
Whether you buy his doomsday scenario or not, the guy's been calling market shifts for decades. His latest warning puts crypto front and center as a hedge against what he sees as inevitable financial turbulence. BTC and ETH holders might be nodding along, while skeptics will call it fearmongering.
Either way, the conversation around digital assets as crisis insurance just got louder.
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BearMarketBarber
· 12-02 18:50
Here comes Kiyosaki's rhetoric again, sounds convincing, but when it comes to dumping...
The perspective of Japan carry trade is indeed good, but can you really avoid an economic collapse just by hoarding BTC and ETH? You're thinking too much, buddy.
Kiyosaki just attracts attention by being pessimistic, we need to be aware ourselves.
If this really crashes, no asset will be useful, don’t get led by the rhythm.
In short, he’s just promoting his coin.
Wait, if it really happens, do you know how much your btc will fall...
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-30 06:46
Kiyosaki is at it again, creating hype. Every time before a crisis, he has to ride the wave of attention.
Can BTC and ETH really escape the collapse of the Japanese carry trade? I feel like he just wants to push up the coin prices...
Wait, isn’t this logic reversed? If the fiat system has problems, doesn’t that actually favour encryption assets? There’s something to this.
Ngl, what he said about the Japanese carry trade does have some merit, but how do you choose the right timing to buy...
Another "I said this long ago" prophet. Last time I listened to him, I almost lost everything.
If TradFi really collapses, then the crypto world won't be able to escape either; we're all grasshoppers on the same string.
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MoonRocketTeam
· 11-30 05:17
The arbitrage trading in Japan is truly an invisible bomb; once it detonates, it will directly incinerate traditional assets. This launch window is indeed rare.
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Are we singing the blues for TradFi again? But to be fair, the chain reaction when cheap yen is withdrawn is indeed a bit concerning.
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Kiyosaki loves this routine; he always says it's going to collapse, yet he ends up loading up on supplies at the low points. This time, I tend to believe him.
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It feels like another classic pattern of "panic → enter a position → reversal"; smart money has already gotten on board.
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Wait, is he talking about entering a position now or has he already laid out his plans? Timing is crucial, folks.
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If traditional assets really collapse, can BTC hold its safe-haven properties, or will it go down with them?
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I've been hearing this line of reasoning for three years now, and my heart is fluctuating even more than the Candlestick.
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SandwichTrader
· 11-30 02:20
It's basically the same old story, every time they say the sky is falling.
Here comes the Be Played for Suckers again, I'm tired of hearing this.
As for that incident in Japan, we'll talk about it when it really blows up, right now it's just hindsight.
If there's a real crash, it won't be us who knows in advance.
Hey, why doesn't he go all in himself?
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RatioHunter
· 11-29 19:53
Kiyosaki is at it again, promoting doomsday theories. How can anyone still believe in such old traps?
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PretendingSerious
· 11-29 19:53
Here we go again, this old guy Kiyosaki sings about the economy's decline every now and then, he’s basically a professional prophet, haha.
What he says makes some sense, but can Japanese Arbitrage trading really crash the global market? I have my doubts... However, holding some BTC as insurance does make sense.
Those who follow the trend to get on board this time will have to pay tuition again...
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probably_nothing_anon
· 11-29 19:52
Here it comes again, every time the market shakes, they say it’s the end. I’m tired of Kiyosaki's rhetoric.
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The Japanese arbitrage trading collapse does have some substance, but it feels off when he advocates for BTC and ETH.
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This guy just loves to spread alarmism; the fiat system should have collapsed by now, yet it’s still alive and kicking.
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Fine, anyway, I’ve already gone all-in with coins; if it really collapses, then I guess I bet right.
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It sounds quite scary, but when a real crisis comes, it’s always silent and won’t give you such obvious warnings.
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The part about carry trade makes sense, but putting all your chips on encryption is absurd.
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Wait, doesn’t this logic suggest that traditional assets need to collapse to reveal the value of coins? It feels like you’re betting on the end of the world.
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DefiVeteran
· 11-29 19:46
In Japan, arbitrage trading has long been set to get liquidated... Kiyosaki still has the same rhetoric, but this time there is indeed something to it.
Bitcoin and Ethereum are stable, just waiting to watch the show.
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RugPullAlarm
· 11-29 19:40
Another one of these? The risks of Japanese arbitrage trading collapsing are indeed high, but this guy has long been profiting from singing the blues... Every time he claims a big crash is coming, then tells you to hoard Bitcoin. Haven't you seen that institutions have already been dumping in the on-chain data? The concentration of funds shows that the proportion of retail investors catching a falling knife in this round of rise has reached a record high. Be careful believing his words; you might end up as suckers.
Renowned financial author Robert Kiyosaki just dropped a bombshell prediction—global markets are teetering on the edge, and he's sounding the alarm on what could trigger the next collapse.
His take? Japan's carry trade unraveling is the catalyst everyone's ignoring. For years, cheap yen loans fueled risky bets across global markets. Now that's reversing, and when those positions get liquidated, traditional assets could take a serious hit.
Kiyosaki's play during this chaos? Load up on Bitcoin and Ethereum. His exact words paint a stark picture: accumulate digital assets while conventional markets crumble. It's a contrarian bet that echoes his long-standing skepticism of fiat systems.
Whether you buy his doomsday scenario or not, the guy's been calling market shifts for decades. His latest warning puts crypto front and center as a hedge against what he sees as inevitable financial turbulence. BTC and ETH holders might be nodding along, while skeptics will call it fearmongering.
Either way, the conversation around digital assets as crisis insurance just got louder.