Financial educator and author Robert Kiyosaki has reiterated his investment strategy, focusing exclusively on assets he deems immune to government and institutional printing. In recent social media posts, Kiyosaki confirmed he invests only in gold, silver, Bitcoin (BTC), and Ethereum (ETH), which he calls "non-printable" assets. He positions these as a critical hedge against fiat currency dilution and a potential economic crash he predicts for 2026.
Kiyosaki's stance comes as a direct response to criticism of his earlier comments about getting richer during a crisis. He defended his approach, stating, "I do not invest in anything the government, banks, or Wall Street prints," explicitly avoiding traditional vehicles like the S&P 500, bonds, mutual funds, and ETFs. Instead, he generates cash flow from ventures like book publishing, the Cashflow game, cattle, oil, and rental properties, which he then converts into his preferred hard assets.
He provided specific price predictions for the post-crisis period, forecasting Bitcoin could surge to $750,000 and Ethereum might climb to $95,000. Kiyosaki attributes these potential gains to scarcity, highlighting Bitcoin's fixed 21 million coin supply. He acknowledged debates around Ethereum's flexible supply due to network upgrades but maintains both digital assets are safer than fiat-dependent investments.
Kiyosaki also shared personal anecdotes, revealing he bought his first six Bitcoins at $600 each, stating he "spent all the money I had and did not eat for days." He emphasized a long-term hold strategy, never selling these initial purchases and continuing to accumulate BTC and ETH reserves.
