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Robert Kiyosaki

Author & Investor, Rich Dad Company · United States

Focus: personal finance, gold, real estate

Author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad'; posts frequently about gold, silver, Bitcoin and the economy.

@theRealKiyosaki

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Gold · Gold Futures

Week of

Around early October 2026, in multiple posts on X.

What did Robert Kiyosaki say about gold?

He said he owns gold because he only wants "money the government cannot print." He also warned that central banks around the world are dumping US bonds and loading up on gold "by the tons," and he repeated his long-running call to hold gold alongside silver and Bitcoin.

What does he actually mean?

Kiyosaki sees gold as a shield against inflation and government money-printing. In his view, when central banks create more dollars, each dollar loses a little purchasing power, but gold holds its weight because nobody can just make more of it out of thin air.

Why does this matter for regular people?

You hear a lot of voices talking about gold right now, and Kiyosaki is one of the loudest. His reasoning is simple to follow, but keep in mind he has been making similar warnings for years, and gold has had stretches where it dropped roughly a quarter of its value before recovering. His perspective is one data point, not the whole picture.

Based on a live scan of their X posts and the news.

Bitcoin (BTC)

Week of

Around October 3, 2026, on his X (formerly Twitter) account.

What did Robert Kiyosaki say about Bitcoin?

He called himself "a prepper" and said he owns gold, silver, and Bitcoin because, in his words, "I only want money the government cannot print." He repeated this in several posts throughout late September and early October 2026, alongside warnings that central banks may dump US bonds in favor of gold, which he believes could trigger a stock market crash.

What does he actually mean?

Kiyosaki sees Bitcoin the same way he sees gold: as something whose supply no single government controls. His core argument is that when governments print more dollars, the money you hold loses purchasing power over time, and he views Bitcoin as a hedge against that.

Why does this matter for regular people?

Kiyosaki has a huge audience, so his repeated mentions can shape how millions of people think about Bitcoin. Worth remembering: Bitcoin has swung from losing roughly three quarters of its value in past downturns to multiplying several times over in recoveries. His confidence does not change that range.

Based on a live scan of their X posts and the news.

Silver · Silver Futures

Week of

Around mid-September 2026, with repeated mentions through early October 2026.

What did Robert Kiyosaki say about silver?

He predicted silver could reach $70 soon and possibly climb as high as $200. He called silver, along with gold and Bitcoin, a form of "insurance" against what he described as the biggest economic crash in history, one he believes has already started.

What does he actually mean?

Kiyosaki sees silver as money that no government can print. His core idea is simple: when governments create too much new money, the cash in your pocket loses purchasing power over time, while physical things like silver tend to hold their worth or grow.

Why does this matter for regular people?

Kiyosaki has a long track record of making dramatic predictions. Some have lined up with reality, others have not. Silver itself has swung wildly over the decades, roughly doubling in its best years and losing close to half its value in its worst. His view is one voice among many, and knowing where he stands helps you weigh it against other perspectives.

Based on a live scan of their X posts and the news.

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