On March 11, Kiyosaki posted on X, "THE EVERYTHING BUBBLE is bursting. I am afraid this crash may be the biggest in history." He predicted that this impending slump would be " bigger than the 1929 Crssh... a crash that led to the Great Depression."

He explained that the crash could affect major economies like Germany, Japan, and the United States.

Kiyosaki urges not to panic, although the outlook is bleak. Based on his experience through the 2008 financial crisis, he says that patience and watchfulness are warranted and will pay dividends since such downturns often show unique opportunities to invest.

"In 2008, I waited…letting the panic and dust settle and then started to look for great real assets on sale... at Deep discounts," he reminisced. ​

He intends to continue to accumulate real estate, gold, silver, and Bitcoin during this period as he considers these assets as hedges against the expected market crash. ​

However, a historical review of Kiyosaki's market forecasts casts serious doubt about his claims. One such image circulating widely on social media provides a timeline of his crash warnings over the last ten years, overlaid on the climbing chart of the S&P 500 Index.

He claimed that the financial system would break down, the property market would crash, and the stock market would crash as early as 2011. He said he has been predicting a market crash since 2002, and in 2020, he stated, "Everything is crashing."