Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of the bestseller Rich Dad Poor Dad, once again warns against fiat money and calls on investors to invest in “real assets” such as silver, gold, and Bitcoin (BTC). In a recent post on X, he even calls silver the most promising investment right now.
“Silver is the best asset now”
Kiyosaki has been an outspoken critic of government-issued fiat money for years. In his opinion, it steadily loses value due to inflation, while precious metals and Bitcoin retain their value. “For many years, I have advised against saving ‘counterfeit money’—that is, fiat money,” he writes. “I have long recommended saving real gold and silver coins… and more recently, Bitcoin.”
Nevertheless, his focus is now shifting to silver. According to Kiyosaki, silver is currently more attractive than both gold and Bitcoin. “Silver is the best asset of the three for the next two months,” the author states. He predicts that the price of silver, currently around $35 per ounce, could rise to $70 this year – and possibly to $200 within one to two years.
More Accessible Than Gold or Bitcoin
A key advantage of silver, says Kiyosaki, is its easy accessibility. While gold and Bitcoin have high entry prices, almost anyone can afford a silver coin. “The best news is: almost everyone in the world can afford at least one silver coin today… but maybe not tomorrow,” he warns.
Kiyosaki also remains bullish on Bitcoin
Although his current focus is on silver, Kiyosaki remains a staunch supporter of Bitcoin. He regularly refers to it as “insurance against the dying dollar” and has previously predicted that the Bitcoin price could rise to $1 million in the long term. The central message remains: “I want you to get richer… not poorer. Start working for and saving in gold, silver, and Bitcoin.”
Silver beats Bitcoin in performance
Notably, the current price trend supports his view. Over the past year, silver has risen by 37.21% – more than gold (36.64%) and even more than Bitcoin (20.4%). At the time of publication, Bitcoin is trading at $85,136, while silver is trading at $34.42 per ounce and gold at $3,074.75, according to data from TradingView.
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