I recently noticed that Robert Kiyosaki is once again talking about a very sensitive point in the markets. This investor, who caused a lot of controversy with his famous book, is now focusing on one idea: crashes are not disasters, but opportunities.

Interestingly, he refers to an old warning from his 2013 book "Rich Dad's Prophecy," where he predicted the biggest crash in stock market history. Kiyosaki believes that this crash is now imminent.

What really draws attention is his personal strategy. He holds what he calls "real gold and silver" alongside cryptocurrencies. But most importantly, he continues to buy Bitcoin every time its price drops. Why? Because the supply is limited to 21 million units, and the circulating amount is already approaching that maximum.

This logic reflects Robert Kiyosaki's core view: periods of panic and price declines are not times for fear, but for smart buying. Those who prepare in advance can achieve huge gains, while those who don't may suffer significant losses.

The clear message is: market crashes mean offering valuable assets at low prices. Kiyosaki believes investors should understand and prepare for this instead of fearing it. The current volatility in Bitcoin and Ethereum could be the beginning of the opportunity he's been waiting for.

Bitcoin is now at $67.70K, and Ethereum at $2.07K, both showing slight upward movement. But the bigger question: is this the beginning of what Robert Kiyosaki warned about?