"Rich Dad Poor Dad" author Robert Kiyosaki had been warning against "fake money" for a long time and the recent market crash led to him issuing another stark reminder of the risks of printing money. In a recent X post, the best-selling author said he isn't going to sell his holdings despite what he calls the “everything bubbles” beginning to burst across global markets. He explained that it's liquidity stress that is driving fear across the markets. “The cause of all markets crashing is the world is in n ...

AND IT'S GETTING WORSE AND WORSETHE HUNTER ✴️ (@TrueGemHunter):I don’t even know where to start.Watching the market crash like this… AGAIN AND AGAINIt’s crushing. Every red candle feels like it’s dragging me under.Wallets I thought were safe, coins I believed inthey’re disappearing right in front of my eyes. It’s not just money it’s https://t.co/CtwPekVLtc ...

I don’t even know where to start.Watching the market crash like this… AGAIN AND AGAINIt’s crushing. Every red candle feels like it’s dragging me under.Wallets I thought were safe, coins I believed inthey’re disappearing right in front of my eyes. It’s not just money it’s dreams, plans, late nights spent researching, supporting community in hard times and hoping… gone.It’s scary. The panic sets in and you can’t stop thinking about what if this never comes back?You scroll through charts and updates, looking f ...

“A market crash today is unlikely to result in the brief and relatively benign economic downturn that followed the dotcom bust,” warns @GitaGopinath. “There is a lot more global wealth on the line now” https://t.co/usZp5VnRAp ...

RT Marcantonio (@marcryptonio)@0xMert_ @nick_pennie COOKING(even more impressive as this was Mert’s first market crash without zyns) ...

Do you think that we will have a crash. We thought it was a good time to check in with Andrew Ross Sorcin, one of the country's most influential financial reporters. He's just written a book about the market crash a century ago.>> Are you scared. >> I'm anxious that we are at prices that may not feel sustainable. We are either living through some kind of remarkable boom >> or we're reliving >> 1929. ...

According to Binance Futures data, during the recent market crash, the shared insurance fund balance for BTC, ETH, and BNB USDT-margined contracts on Binance dropped from $1.23 billion to $1.04 billion, with $188 million deployed to manage risks amid the extreme volatility.https://t.co/FMkZ4JrubP ...

Core Viewpoint - Robert Kiyosaki criticizes Warren Buffett for changing his stance on gold and silver, suggesting that this shift indicates an impending market crash, and he continues to advocate for investments in precious metals and cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum [1][3][4]. Group 1: Kiyosaki's Perspective - Kiyosaki expresses disgust at Buffett's recent endorsement of gold and silver after years of criticism, indicating a lack of consistency in Buffett's views [1][3]. - He warns that the stock and bond markets are likely to crash, similar to the Great Crash of 1929, and recommends investing in Bitcoin, gold, and silver as a hedge against this potential downturn [4]. Group 2: Buffett's Historical Views - Warren Buffett has historically been critical of both gold and cryptocurrencies, previously describing gold as having no utility and Bitcoin as "rat poison squared" and a "gambling token" [2][3]. - His past comments reflect a long-standing skepticism towards these assets, which contrasts sharply with Kiyosaki's advocacy for them [2][3]. Group 3: Market Performance - Bitcoin has seen a significant rally of over 80% in the past year, trading at $116,354.76 [5]. - Ethereum has increased by more than 60%, currently priced at $4,295.75 [5]. - Gold and silver have both surged by 45%, with gold trading at $3,888.15 per ounce and silver at $47.31 per ounce [5].

Economic Downturn - The report explores the rapid decline of the strong American economy following the 2008 housing market crash [1]

Mark Spitznagel, the man who constantly bets on a market crash, has turned bullish on stocks.The reason why? Stocks exploded higher in 1929 before the big crash. https://t.co/bXdkMqhH2B ...