‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki isn’t mincing words about why markets are tumbling. The renowned financial expert traces today’s market woes back to controversial decisions made during the 2008 financial crisis, particularly calling out former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke’s policies that favored Wall Street over Main Street.

The Warning Signs Were There

“I saw this coming,” says Kiyosaki, referencing his 2013 book “Rich Dad’s Prophecy” where he first predicted this downturn. His concerns appear well-founded as multiple sectors show strain – from struggling car sales to cooling housing markets and declining retail performance. This broad-based weakness suggests deeper problems than a simple market correction.

According to Kiyosaki, the current market instability stems from actions taken by former Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke in 2008. He argues that prioritizing banker bonuses over public welfare has led to widespread economic consequences. The author points to struggling sectors across the economy, including automotive, housing, and retail markets, as evidence of this systemic weakness.

A Golden Opportunity for the Patient Investor

While others panic, Kiyosaki sees a silver lining. “Bitcoin crashing means Bitcoin is on sale,” he declares, viewing the cryptocurrency’s drop to $95,845 as a buying opportunity. His optimism extends beyond digital assets to traditional safe havens like gold and silver, as well as real estate. The key, he argues, is recognizing that market downturns create rare chances to build wealth – if you know where to look.

With major economic data releases on the horizon, including Fed minutes and jobs reports, markets remain tense. Yet Kiyosaki’s message is clear: for those willing to think long-term, this crash isn’t a catastrophe – it’s an opportunity. “Only 2 million more Bitcoins left to be mined,” he reminds investors, suggesting the window for accumulation won’t stay open forever.