Robert Kiyosaki, renowned for his book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has reiterated his positive stance on hard assets. He revealed plans to purchase more gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum despite warnings of a potential market crash.

In a recent post on X, Kiyosaki cautioned about an upcoming economic downturn, emphasizing his strategy of buying rather than selling during such times. He has set ambitious price targets for these assets: $27,000 for gold, $100 for silver, and $250,000 for Bitcoin (BTC) by 2026.

Kiyosaki conveyed that his gold price prediction originates from economist Jim Rickards, while his projected Bitcoin value aligns with his consistent perspective of BTC as a solution against the Federal Reserve’s “fake money.”

Kiyosaki remains bullish on Bitcoin, Ether, gold and silver. Source: Robert Kiyosaki

Kiyosaki Turns Bullish on Ether, Citing Tom Lee’s Call

With encouragement from Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, Kiyosaki is also optimistic about Ether (ETH), perceiving it as a robust player in global finance due to its role in powering stablecoins.

He justifies his investment beliefs through Gresham’s Law, which states that poor currency drives out good currency, and Metcalfe’s Law, which correlates network value with user count. Kiyosaki mentioned he owns gold and silver mines and criticized U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve policies that lead to excessive money printing, labeling the U.S. as the “biggest debtor nation in history.” His well-known saying that “savers are losers” underscores his call for investors to acquire real assets even in declining markets.

Recent on-chain data suggests a potentially positive shift for Bitcoin, with Crypto Crib noting that the MVRV (Market Value to Realized Value) ratio has stabilized at 1.8, a level associated with previous market surges.

Analyst Crypto Crib sees a rebound incoming. Source: Crypto Crib

Hayes Foresees Bitcoin Rally Amid Rising U.S. Debt

Recently, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes predicted that the Federal Reserve would engage in a type of “stealth quantitative easing” due to escalating U.S. government debt, potentially stimulating liquidity and elevating asset prices, especially Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.