Robert Kiyosaki stated that by 2026, Bitcoin could reach $250,000, gold $27,000 per ounce, and silver $100. He claims these assets will provide protection against "fake dollars," which he claims are being printed by the US Federal Reserve. The investor emphasized that digital gold, unlike paper money, has a limited supply and serves as a reliable means of preserving capital.
He also noted the potential of Ethereum, noting that most stablecoins are based on this platform. This, in his opinion, makes the second-largest cryptoasset by market capitalization a key element of the future financial ecosystem. Kiyosaki is convinced that Ethereum's role in the global economy will only increase, as its infrastructure already underpins numerous decentralized finance projects.
The expert criticized the actions of the US Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve, accusing them of rampant money creation to cover government liabilities. He called the US "the most indebted nation in history" and emphasized that such a policy will inevitably lead to a weakening of confidence in the dollar.
Kiyosaki advises investors to prepare for a period of high volatility and take advantage of market dips to buy assets that retain real value. He is confident that long-term players will be able to profit from economic turmoil by accumulating positions in gold, silver, and cryptocurrency.
The writer also emphasized that his strategy is based on acquiring tangible and digital assets that are not subject to depreciation. "When the market falls," he noted, "it's a time of opportunity, not panic."
Robert Kiyosaki is the founder of the Rich Dad Company, a personal finance and entrepreneurship coaching program. He also created the board game "Cashflow" and writes a column for Yahoo Finance, where he regularly shares his views on the global economy and investment strategies.
He previously stated that Ethereum is one of the most promising investment instruments today, along with silver, which he believes is undervalued and has significant growth potential.