TLDR
- Robert Kiyosaki said on X that Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce both pointed to 2026.
- He asked followers whether a major crash would leave them richer or poorer.
- Kiyosaki said he avoids stocks, bonds, ETFs, mutual funds, and cash savings.
- He named gold, silver, Bitcoin, Ethereum, oil, real estate, and food production as preferred assets.
- In a follow-up post, he said he plans to buy assets if a 2026 crash cuts prices.
Robert Kiyosaki cites Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce in a new 2026 crash warning post on X. The author and investor said a global economic crisis could start in 2026. He also said he plans to buy assets if prices fall.
Kiyosaki first raised the idea in one post and expanded it in another. He said a friend objected to his claim that he would grow richer in a crash. The follow-up post aimed to explain that view.
Those remarks drew attention because they mixed old prophecies with present market caution. They also returned focus to his support for Bitcoin and other hard assets. Even so, he said the crash may never arrive.
Kiyosaki links 2026 crash warning to Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce
In his earlier post, Kiyosaki named Nostradamus and Cayce as futurists who pointed to 2026. He asked readers to watch YouTube videos for more detail on both men. He then asked whether a major crash would leave them “richer or poorer.” He added, “I plan on getting richer.”
About three hours later, he returned with a longer message and an apology. He said a friend was upset because he had written that he would get richer. Kiyosaki said regular followers already knew his long-term approach. He said the post was meant to make his points clearer.
He also said the predicted crash may not happen. Still, he repeated that he wants to own assets through any downturn. He referred again to the years 1500 and 1940 when naming the two figures. He closed by asking readers, “What are you going to do?”
Kiyosaki lists assets he prefers over stocks and cash
Kiyosaki said he does not invest in the S&P 500, bonds, mutual funds, or ETFs. He also said he does not keep cash savings as a strategy. In both posts, he framed those holdings as products that institutions can print. He wrote that he prefers assets the Fed and Wall Street cannot print.
He listed several activities that he sees as real assets or real businesses. He said he sells books and his Cashflow board game in many countries. He also mentioned cattle, oil wells, and 1,500 rental units bought with debt. Those examples were used to show how he has built income over time.
Kiyosaki also named gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum among his preferred holdings. He said he bought his first six Bitcoin for $600 and rarely sells. He also wrote that he started with little money while serving as a Marine pilot. He credited discipline and support from close friends during that period.
Kiyosaki says a crash could create buying chances
The posts cast any 2026 crash as a chance to buy assets at lower prices. Kiyosaki said investors who can see the future are the ones who get richer. He warned that the “buy, hold, and pray” crowd could lose most. He again said he wants real estate, oil, food production, and selected digital assets.
He also referred to Warren Buffett while making his case for waiting with cash. Kiyosaki wrote that Buffett had sold billions in stocks and held cash for lower prices. He linked that claim to a possible fall in the S&P 500. The post used Buffett as an example of preparing for cheaper assets.
The follow-up message returned to the same question for readers and investors. Kiyosaki asked whether they would prepare or remain inactive during a downturn. He said his own rule is simple. “If a bank or Wall Street can print it, I don’t want it.”
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