Renowned author and financial advisor Robert Kiyosaki expressed concern about a looming financial crisis on the X platform (formerly Twitter). He believes past interventions, such as bailing out hedge funds during the 1998 LTCM collapse and Wall Street in 2008, have only compounded financial issues. Kiyosaki attributes these problems to a pivotal shift in monetary policy when President Nixon ended the U.S. dollar’s gold standard in 1971. He predicts that the next crisis could be triggered by the impending collapse of the $1.6 trillion U.S. student loan debt, calling for individuals to prioritize self-reliance and financial resilience. Kiyosaki suggests safeguarding investments through physical assets like gold, silver, and Bitcoin rather than relying on ETFs. Meanwhile, the Trump administration’s recent restrictions on international student enrollment at Harvard University underscore a broader trend of tightened immigration policies.