'Depression Ahead?': 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' Author Kiyosaki Slams Bitcoin Critic Warren Buffett

Robert Kiyosaki, the bestselling author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” launched a fresh attack on Warren Buffett after the billionaire investor made a rare case for gold and silver. Kiyosaki says Buffett’s change in attitude should be seen as a warning, and he has even hinted that a depression could be on the horizon.
For decades, Buffett mocked precious metals as “dead weight.” In his view, unlike farmland or businesses that can generate profits, gold does not earn income or create anything useful.
I WANT TO VOMIT: getting nauseus, listening to Buffet tout the virtues of gold and silver…. after he ridiculed gold and silver for years. That means the stock and bond market are about to crash. Depression ahead?
Even though Buffet shit on gold and silver investors like me…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) October 1, 2025
This is why Buffett’s recent praise of gold and silver is so surprising. Kiyosaki believes the shift is so dramatic that it signals serious problems brewing in stocks and bonds.
And even though he said Buffett’s words make him “want to vomit,” they also make it clear that investors should not ignore the signs.
Instead of trusting the traditional system, Kiyosaki argues that it is time to hold defensive assets. For him, that means not only gold and silver but also Bitcoin and Ethereum, which he considers essential hedges for the future.
Bottom line
This clash reveals two very different approaches to interpreting the market. Despite his reputation, the “Oracle of Omaha” is moving toward assets he once dismissed. Kiyosaki, true to form, takes this as proof that the old rules no longer apply.
For everyday investors, the message is clear: when even Buffett starts praising gold, a big change may be on the horizon.
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