Robert Kiyosaki Boosts Holdings in Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum
Robert Kiyosaki, author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' has reaffirmed his strategy of buying hard assets as financial markets face uncertainty. Kiyosaki shared on X this weekend that he continues to accumulate gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum, warning of a looming economic downturn.
Kiyosaki Sets New Price Targets
Kiyosaki wrote, 'Crash coming: Why I am buying, not selling,' highlighting his approach to turbulent markets. He stated price targets of $27,000 for gold, $100 for silver, and $250,000 for Bitcoin by 2026. His gold forecast is based on analysis from economist Jim Rickards, while his long-standing $250,000 projection for Bitcoin reflects his belief in the cryptocurrency as a safeguard against what he refers to as 'fake money' produced by central banks.
The author also expressed renewed confidence in Ether, inspired by the view that Ethereum's role in powering stablecoins gives it a distinct advantage in the global financial ecosystem. Kiyosaki cited principles such as Gresham�s Law and Metcalfe�s Law as supporting his conviction in hard assets: bad money can drive out good, while network value increases with user growth.
Criticism of US Monetary Policy
Kiyosaki criticized the US Treasury and Federal Reserve for expanding the money supply to manage rising national debt. He called the United States the 'biggest debtor nation in history' and reiterated his well-known stance, stating that 'savers are losers' and encouraging investors to consider tangible assets even during downturns.
On-Chain Data and Market Perspectives
Market analytics platform Crypto Crib reported that Bitcoin�s Market Value by Realized Value (MVRV) ratio has reached 1.8. Historically, this level has predated 30�50% rebounds for Bitcoin. Arthur Hayes, former CEO of BitMEX, also commented on recent US monetary policy, suggesting that the Federal Reserve is conducting 'stealth quantitative easing' through its Standing Repo Facility, increasing liquidity in the system. Hayes indicated that increased dollar liquidity could help drive cryptocurrency prices higher.
Together, these insights reflect a broader trend of prominent investors turning to hard assets and cryptocurrencies as concerns over economic stability and currency depreciation continue to grow.
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