Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has intensified his advocacy for hard assets, declaring he is actively buying Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold, and silver despite forecasting an economic downturn. In a post on X dated November 9, 2025, Kiyosaki warned, "Crash coming: Why I am buying, not selling," and outlined ambitious price targets: $250,000 for Bitcoin by 2026, $27,000 for gold (citing economist Jim Rickards), and $100 for silver.
Kiyosaki expanded his bullish outlook to include Ethereum, inspired by Fundstrat's Tom Lee, noting Ethereum's role in powering stablecoins and its potential in global finance. He bases his convictions on economic principles like Gresham's Law, which posits that "bad money drives out good," and Metcalfe's Law, linking network value to user growth. Criticizing the U.S. Federal Reserve and Treasury for printing "fake money" to cover debts, he reiterated his mantra that "savers are losers" and urged investors to accumulate real assets during market corrections.
Supporting a potential market rebound, on-chain data from Crypto Crib indicates Bitcoin's MVRV ratio has returned to 1.8, a level historically preceding 30–50% price surges. Additionally, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes recently argued that rising U.S. debt could force the Fed into "stealth quantitative easing," potentially boosting liquidity and driving up cryptocurrency prices.
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