Robert Kiyosaki Says He's Buying more Bitcoin, Gold, and Ethereum

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki says he is buying more Bitcoin, gold, silver, and Ethereum despite rising fears of a market downturn. In a weekend post on X, Kiyosaki said he expects severe turbulence ahead but plans to protect himself with what he calls real money. He laid out bold price targets by 2026 including $250,000 for Bitcoin, $27,000 for gold, and $100 for silver, citing economist Jim Rickards for his gold view and his long held belief in Bitcoin as a hedge against central bank money printing.

Kiyosaki also turned more optimistic on Ethereum, echoing Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, arguing that Ethereum’s role powering stablecoins gives it a crucial position in global finance. He said his convictions are shaped by Gresham’s Law and Metcalfe’s Law, asserting that network adoption and hard asset scarcity will outlast fiat debasement. A frequent critic of US fiscal and monetary policy, Kiyosaki blasted the Treasury and the Federal Reserve for creating what he calls fake money to finance record debt, repeating his mantra that savers are losers and urging investors to own tangible and digital hard assets through corrections.

On chain signals have added fuel to the bullish case. Market trackers noted Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio has climbed back to about 1.8, a zone that has historically preceded rebounds of roughly 30 to 50 percent, though past performance is no guarantee of future results. Meanwhile former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes argued the Federal Reserve may be forced into stealth quantitative easing by expanding liquidity via its Standing Repo Facility to support swelling US debt issuance. Hayes believes that would be dollar liquidity positive and could lift risk assets, with Bitcoin among the prime beneficiaries.