Rich Dad Poor Dad author, Robert Kiyosaki, took to X (formerly Twitter) to warn investors to beware of sensational online content predicting dramatic crashes in Bitcoin, gold or silver. He said that one should “fear click baits” who make extreme predictions solely to gain subscribers and followers.
“Fear clickbaiting,” he said on X (formerly Twitter).
Kiyosaki further wrote, “Many YouTube jockeys vs old time Radio Disc Jockeys… lure you in with ‘Fear Click Baits’, before adding, “They state such predictions as ‘Bitcoin to crash’ or ‘Gold and silver to crash’.”
He further shared that these people first instil the fear of a market crash and then tell viewers to subscribe to their platform to increase engagement. “How phoney. How fake,” he asked.
FEAR CLICK BAITING:
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) October 27, 2025
Many You Tube jockeys, vs old time Radio Disc Jockies….lure you in with “Fear Click Baits.”
They state such predictions as “Bitcoin to crash.” Or “Gold and silver to crash.”
Then they say “ Subscribe to my website.”
How phoney. How fake?”
If the…
He further shared that even if the prices go down, or in a worst-case scenario, the crypto market or gold and silver crash, he sees those moments as buying opportunities.
“If the Bitcoin, Ethereum crash…. I will buy more at lower prices,” he expressed.
He reiterated his “America is the biggest debtor nation in world history claim,” and suggested people stick with what’s real.
“The real problem is Fake Money and incompetent leaders… and a national debt in the trillions or quadrillions,” he said, before adding, “Stick with real. ‘F’ fake.”
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