Kiyosaki warns of "European bond market collapse"! Max Keiser calls to escape to El Salvador, is Bitcoin a safe haven?

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," recently issued the most severe economic warning to date, stating that Europe has "already gone to hell" due to the bond market collapse and political turmoil. Meanwhile, Bitcoin evangelist and Salvadoran President advisor Max Keiser is urging investors to move their assets into Bitcoin and considers El Salvador a safe haven amid the collapse of the Western economy.

Kiyosaki: The Bond Collapse and Political Crisis Put Europe in Danger

In a recent comment, Kiyosaki pointed out that France may face bankruptcy, Germany's energy policy has severely impacted the manufacturing sector, and the UK bond market has plummeted by more than 30%. He emphasized that the global market has lost confidence in the debt repayment ability of Western countries, and Japan and China are selling off US Treasury bonds and turning to hard assets like gold and silver.

He bluntly stated: "Europe is finished... The French people are close to a Bastille Day uprising, and civil war in Germany is imminent. This is why I continuously advise everyone to protect themselves - and hold gold, silver, and Bitcoin."

Traditional Investment Portfolio Models Fail

Kiyosaki also criticizes the traditional "60/40" stock and bond investment portfolio as no longer being safe. U.S. Treasury bonds have fallen 13% since 2020, and European bonds have dropped even more, turning this long-considered conservative investment strategy into a "dangerous illusion."

He believes that in the current market environment, investors must rethink asset allocation and consider shifting some funds towards decentralized assets and physical precious metals.

Max Keiser: El Salvador is a safe haven in the fourth turning

As the Bitcoin advisor to El Salvador's President Bukele, Kaiser echoes the views of Kiyosaki and attributes the turmoil in France to the "Fourth Turning"—a generational crisis cycle. He warns that inflation and social unrest will worsen and advises investors to head to El Salvador before the situation deteriorates.

Keyser emphasized that El Salvador, as the first country in the world to make Bitcoin a legal tender, is not only an investment opportunity but also a "lifeboat" to escape the collapse of the fiat currency system.

Historical Warnings and Market Divergence

Some commentators on platform X have pointed out that the decline of every empire in history has been accompanied by excessive debt, war, and isolation of leadership, and they compare the current situation to the devaluation of the currency of the Roman Empire and the decline of the British Empire.

The cryptocurrency education institution Yearly Academy agrees with Kiyosaki's concerns about risks, but reminds that a balanced strategy should be adopted and questions whether the world is facing a "monetary reset" or a deeper systemic crisis.

Conclusion

As the European bond market becomes volatile, political risks rise, and traditional investment models fail, gold, silver, and Bitcoin are being viewed by some investors as safe-haven options. Although the warnings from Kiyosaki and Keiser are filled with a sense of crisis, they also reflect a reality: in an era of increasing global economic uncertainty, digital assets and geopolitical safe havens may become the new focus.