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Kiyosaki Warns of 2026 Recession, Advocates Crypto and Hard Assets

Kiyosaki Warns of 2026 Recession, Advocates Crypto and Hard Assets

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2025-12-07 11:45:18
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Robert Kiyosaki, author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' forecasts major economic turbulence ahead. The financial guru predicts widespread layoffs beginning in 2026 as global recessionary forces intensify. His warning comes amid shifting labor market dynamics and central bank monetary tightening.

Kiyosaki's survival blueprint emphasizes tangible assets and alternative income streams. He specifically recommends accumulating Bitcoin and ethereum alongside precious metals, noting silver's potential to reach $96 by January 2026. 'Even 0.01 Bitcoin will be priceless in two years,' Kiyosaki tweeted to his 2.8 million followers.

The bestselling author advises developing recession-resistant skills in trades like plumbing or electrical work. For entrepreneurial types, he suggests mastering capital raising techniques to acquire distressed real estate during the coming downturn. Ride-sharing platforms and direct sales businesses appear on his list of viable backup income sources.

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