Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the international bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again explained why he continuously accumulates gold, silver, and Bitcoin. In a recent social media post, the financial educator stated bluntly: “Our leaders want more war and poverty.” He emphasized that these three asset classes provide “lifelong financial security and freedom.” Kiyosaki has made numerous bullish Bitcoin price predictions, ranging from $135,000 in the near term to $1 million in a global economic crisis scenario.
Why Kiyosaki Keeps Buying: Protecting Wealth from War and Inflation
Kiyosaki shared on X (formerly Twitter) that his consistent purchases of gold, silver, and Bitcoin are driven by his belief that U.S. leaders desire “more war and poverty.” He advised people to preserve their wealth using these three asset classes. This is not a new stance; earlier this month, he broke down “Rich Dad’s lesson number one,” stating that gold, silver, and Bitcoin offer “lifelong financial security and freedom” and are the best investments for “unstable times.”
The author of Rich Dad Poor Dad—a book that has sold over 32 million copies in 51 languages across 109 countries—recommends allocating 75% of an investment portfolio to gold, silver, and Bitcoin, with the remaining 25% in real estate and oil stocks. “This mix may allow you to survive the greatest crash in world history,” he said. He also advocates using dollar-cost averaging, noting that he is not trying to pick stocks like Warren Buffett.
Bold Price Forecasts: Bitcoin, Gold, and Silver
Kiyosaki has issued a series of bullish forecasts for Bitcoin:
- Short-term target: $135,000
- In a global economic crisis: $1 million
- By 2025: $500,000
For gold, he predicts a rise to $75,000 in a crisis scenario and $5,000 by 2025. For silver, his targets are $60,000 (crisis) and $500 (by 2025). He recently urged investors to buy Bitcoin immediately, anticipating a rush into BTC as stock, bond, and real estate markets crash.
Kiyosaki has been a vocal critic of fiat currency, calling it “toast” and “fake money.” He warns that the Federal Reserve’s interest rate hikes will crash the U.S. dollar and trigger the greatest crash in real estate, stocks, and bonds. His consistent message: gold, silver, and Bitcoin are the only safe havens in a world of monetary debasement.
Whether or not investors agree with his worldview, Kiyosaki’s track record and the enduring popularity of Rich Dad Poor Dad ensure his views continue to influence millions of retail investors globally.