Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the personal finance book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' has recently issued a stark warning regarding the global economy. In his latest commentary, Kiyosaki claims that the 'biggest crash in history' has already begun, citing concerns over current market stability and economic policy. He has frequently used his platform to caution followers against traditional savings and paper assets, advocating instead for investments in tangible commodities such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin.

Kiyosaki’s warnings are part of a long-standing pattern of bearish predictions he has made over the past several years. While he frames these warnings as essential preparation for a coming financial crisis, he does not provide specific data or timelines to support the claim that a crash is currently underway. His perspective is often contrasted by institutional economists who point to resilient labor markets and GDP growth as indicators that a catastrophic collapse is not imminent. The author’s commentary serves as a recurring call for investors to shift their portfolios toward assets he personally promotes, though he does not explicitly disclose his specific holdings in relation to these market calls.