Robert Kiyosaki Reveals His Priorities in Cryptocurrencies and Metals
Date: 2025-10-02 Author: Henry Casey Categories: BUSINESS
For many years, Warren Buffett, the head of Berkshire Hathaway, was a staunch opponent of gold and silver, considering them "worthless" assets that generate no income. Instead, he promoted investing in stocks and bonds, and repeatedly called Bitcoin "rat poison." However, according to Robert Kiyosaki, the billionaire's stance has recently changed significantly.
Kiyosaki emphasized that Buffett now openly acknowledges the value of gold and silver, which he finds deeply distasteful. He stated that such a sudden shift in rhetoric could indicate serious turmoil in the stock market. In his opinion, if Buffett, who previously criticized proponents of precious metals, now supports them, this could signal an imminent decline in stocks and bonds.
"For years, Buffett has ridiculed investors like me. And now his support for gold and silver looks like a worrying sign. The stock market is likely on the brink of a crash," noted the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad.
Kiyosaki stated that he would heed Buffett's new direction and also increase the gold and silver portion of his portfolio. He emphasized that Bitcoin remains his top priority, and he also intends to purchase Ethereum. According to the author, cryptocurrencies are becoming a reliable hedge against inflation and the devaluation of national currencies.
It's worth noting that Kiyosaki has traditionally focused more on Bitcoin and rarely mentioned altcoins. He has repeatedly emphasized that the leading cryptocurrency is the best way to preserve capital in times of economic instability. However, in June, he unexpectedly singled out Ripple (XRP), noting its growing influence in the international payments sector.
Thus, his strategy today is built on three pillars: gold and silver as classic safe-haven assets, and Bitcoin and, to some extent, Ethereum as a digital alternative capable of withstanding inflation risks. According to Kiyosaki, these instruments should take center stage in investment portfolios amid increasing turbulence in traditional markets.
