Robert Kiyosaki’s Love-Hate Affair with Crypto and Precious Metals

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Picture this: It’s been a leisurely couple of months since the Good Ol’ Boys Network enthusiast jovially admitted that he offloaded his Bitcoin. However, in a plot twist worthy of a daytime soap, Mr. Kiyosaki is now back on the scene, ready to buy more Bitcoin, Ether, gold, and silver on platforms like X. A familiar strategy, if you’ve been following the guy for years, aside from the time he thought his $2 million BTC stash was going to pay for a second mortgage on a couple of surgery centers and a couple of flashy billboards. Of course, never one to learn from past adventures, he predicts buying BTC from those ventures as if this time it would be different-oh, the optimism!

“Do I care if the prices go up and down?” you might ask, channeling your inner Bob Belcher. The response: “No, I don’t care.” Apparently, larger issues-the sort that usually make grown men weep-loom much bigger than a few peaks and valleys on a graph. Ever heard of the perpetually borrowing US government, or how the mighty dollar keeps losing its luster? Apparently, someone at the Fed should take notes from how Kiyosaki forecasts the future-a dollar less tomorrow probably beats a dollar worth of anger now!

Each day feels like Bakhtin’s carnival while the elites at the Fed do their best to justify their Ivy League educations by making the world go round. Kiyosaki humorously posits, “Why waste precious thoughts on these wobbly asset prices when we have the pleasure of ‘highly educated’ PhDs playing poker with our global economy?” It’s almost like he’s saying, “You know what, folks? If capable politicians existed, my titanic yacht would be a tiny dinghy.” Though what emerges from that pit of cynicism is his deceptively simple plan: “Keep buying more gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum and get richer.” Genius, really, like a battery-operated prod with limitless power.

Remember what they say about repeating history. It’s only been a few months since Kiyosaki was all about diversifying his portfolio by lending a helping hand (and a part of his Bitcoin fortune) to Dr. Scott Erickson’s healthcare venture. Yet here we are, finding him dancing around Atlanta’s “Kinghood Comeback” theme park as he continues acquiring BTC from new, albeit fantastical, cash-flow businesses.

Silver’s Rising Star

And lo and behold, here’s silver-a metal that likes to linger in corner booths dreaming of the good old days-on the hero’s rise. After years of being the overlooked middle child in the noble metals family, silver is having its moment. Who would’ve thought that something as unassuming as silver would give gold a run for its money, surging to over $100 per ounce? It’s as if the universe plotted an entirely new fairytale for our fabled resource.

Scooting back on X, Kiyosaki, never one for understatement, pronounces silver as the superhero of metals in a world gone digital. “In the Technology Age,” he remarked somewhat wistfully in a way that only Kiyosaki can, “silver is like the new iron, a giant in every industry, lifting everyone to new heights.” Picture a world where every 1990 was worth today’s $5 an ounce, and way too imaginative to ignore.

WHY SILVER is SUPERIOR

Gold and silver have been money for thousands of years.

But in today’s Technology Age…silver is elevated into an economic structural metal… much like iron was the structural metal of the Industrial Age.

In 1990…silver was approximately $5.00 an ounce…

– Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) January 22, 2026

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2026-01-24 11:04