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Robert Kiyosaki Buys Gold, Bitcoin Amid Crash Warning

Robert Kiyosaki Boosts Investments in Gold, Silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum Amid Economic Concerns, Forecasts Major Price Targets by 2026

  • Robert Kiyosaki plans to increase investments in Gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum amid concerns of an upcoming economic downturn.
  • Kiyosaki sets targets of $27,000 for gold, $100 for silver, and $250,000 for Bitcoin by 2026.
  • His bullish stance on Ethereum is influenced by its role in supporting stablecoins and blockchain adoption.
  • Market data indicates a possible Bitcoin rebound, with the Market Value to Realized Value ratio rising to levels that have historically preceded significant price gains.
  • Former Bitmex CEO Arthur Hayes suggests rising U.S. debt will lead to a quiet balance sheet expansion by the Federal Reserve, supporting asset price increases including cryptocurrencies.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is increasing his holdings of gold, silver, Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH) as he prepares for a predicted economic decline. He shared his strategy in a recent post on X, emphasizing investment in what he calls “real money” during a looming market crash.

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Kiyosaki forecasted gold reaching $27,000 per ounce and silver hitting $100 per ounce by 2026, with Bitcoin climbing to $250,000. His gold Price Prediction is based on economist Jim Rickards’s analysis. Kiyosaki views Bitcoin as a hedge against the Federal Reserve’s “fake money” policies.

Additionally, Kiyosaki is optimistic about Ethereum, citing Fundstrat’s Tom Lee. He notes Ethereum’s unique position in blockchain technology, as it powers stablecoins, which are crucial in global finance. He supports his views using Gresham’s Law, which states that bad money drives out good money, and Metcalfe’s Law, relating network value to the number of users.

Kiyosaki, who claims to own gold and silver mines, criticized the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve for extensive money printing, labeling the U.S. as the “biggest debtor nation in history.” He reiterated that “savers are losers” and advised investors to focus on acquiring tangible assets even during market downturns.

On-chain data also suggests potential for a Bitcoin recovery. Market analytics group Crypto Crib observed that Bitcoin’s Market Value to Realized Value (MVRV) ratio has returned to 1.8, a level historically followed by 30–50% price rebounds, as noted in their post.

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Separately, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes stated that the Federal Reserve might implement “stealth quantitative easing” to address rising U.S. government debt. By injecting liquidity through the Standing Repo Facility, the Fed could increase financial system liquidity without formally announcing QE. Hayes remarked that this process should be “dollar liquidity positive” and could push asset prices, including Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, higher.

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