Robert Kiyosaki Sticks to Bitcoin, Sets Price Target

Investor and author Robert Kiyosaki has doubled down on his strategy of accumulating what he calls real money including gold, silver, Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH).

In a recent X post, the author highlighted the value of hard assets to protect against uncertain economic times.

This signals a smart move as financial markets face growing pressures.

Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Massive Gains for Gold, Silver, BTC, and ETH

In his X post, Kiyosaki warned of an imminent market downturn, but instead of selling, the author said he is buying more valuable assets. He also made bullish predictions, saying gold could climb to $27,000, silver to $100, and Bitcoin to $250,000 by 2026.

Kiyosaki said his gold projection draws from economist Jim Rickards’s view. While his Bitcoin target reflects his long-standing belief that cryptocurrency serves as protection against the Federal Reserve’s “fake money.”

For years, Kiyosaki has advocated Bitcoin as a store of value. He repeatedly described it as a way to safeguard wealth from inflation and monetary policies that devalue traditional currency. 

Beyond Bitcoin, Kiyosaki has shown growing confidence in Ethereum. Drawing on Fundstrat’s Tom Lee view, he pointed out that the digital asset could reach new highs soon. He added that Ethereum blockchain technology gives it a special advantage and strong long-term growth potential.

Kiyosaki Starts Economic Principles Driving the Strategy

Kiyosaki said his investment choices are shaped by principles like Gresham’s Law, which states that “bad money drives out good money.” He also follows Metcalfe’s Law, which connects a network’s value to the number of people using it.

He criticized the US Treasury and the Federal Reserve for printing fake money to pay off government debts. He also described the United States as “the biggest debtor nation in history.”

In his post, he repeated his familiar warning that “savers are losers,” encouraging investors to hold real assets even when markets are volatile.

Signs Pointing to Bitcoin Recovery

Supporting Kiyosaki’s stance, market data shows potential for Bitcoin gains. Crypto analytics platform Crypto Crib reported that Bitcoin’s Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio has risen back to 1.8. 

This level has historically been linked to price rebounds of 30–50%. Meanwhile, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes suggested that the Federal Reserve might quietly add liquidity to the financial system. 

He said this could help manage the growing US government debt. According to Hayes, this stealth quantitative easing could push up asset prices, particularly Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

Prominent industry leaders have remained optimistic about Bitcoin price, despite Standard Chartered saying the coin could face a short-term decline as global tensions rise. 

JPMorgan analysts believe Bitcoin could rise to about $170,000 in the next 6 to 12 months. The analysts think the digital coin still has a lot of growth potential in the current market, based on a comparison of Bitcoin and gold.