Key Highlights
- Robert Kiyosaki doubles down on Bitcoin, gold, and silver as “real money”
- Predicts BTC will reach $250K and gold will hit $27K within two years
- Arthur Hayes backs the bullish case, hinting at hidden Fed stimulus
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestseller Rich Dad, Poor Dad, has once again grabbed headlines with a new prediction: Bitcoin will surge to $250,000 and gold to $27,000 by 2026.
The entrepreneur insists he isn’t just talking — he’s actively buying assets he believes are “real money.”
On November 9, Kiyosaki told his X (formerly Twitter) followers that while he doesn’t know exactly when the next crash will come, he’s preparing for it.
“CRASH COMING: Why I am buying not selling,” he wrote.
He outlined his ambitious price targets: $27,000 per ounce for gold, $100 for silver, and $250,000 for Bitcoin.
Why Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin and Gold will soar
Kiyosaki’s gold forecast echoes that of economist Jim Rickards, while his Bitcoin target reflects his long-held belief that BTC protects against the Fed’s “fake money.”
Lately, he’s also added Ethereum to his watchlist. Inspired by Tom Lee of Fundstrat, Kiyosaki has started viewing Ethereum as the backbone of stablecoins — a core element of the modern financial system.
He supports his optimism with Gresham’s Law — “bad money drives out good”, and Metcalfe’s Law, which links a network’s value to its number of users. Both, he argues, justify long-term growth in decentralized assets.
Criticism of U.S. monetary policy
Kiyosaki, who claims to own gold and silver mines, remains an outspoken critic of the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury.
He accuses them of “printing counterfeit money” to cover debt and calls the U.S. “the largest debtor nation in history.”
He repeats his famous mantra:
“Savers are losers.”
Kiyosaki urges investors to keep buying real assets like gold, silver, and crypto — even during downturns — arguing they are the only shield against inflation and dollar devaluation.
Hidden quantitative easing could spark the next rally
Former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes agrees with Kiyosaki’s bullish stance. On November 4, he warned that the Federal Reserve will likely engage in “hidden quantitative easing” as government debt grows.
Hayes expects the Fed to quietly inject liquidity into markets through its Standing Repo Facility — effectively expanding its balance sheet without admitting it’s doing QE.
He calls this “covert money printing” positive for dollar liquidity and predicts it will fuel a new wave of asset growth, particularly in Bitcoin and cryptocurrencies.
Both Kiyosaki and Hayes believe the financial system is already shifting beneath the surface.
For them, Bitcoin and gold aren’t speculative bets — they’re lifeboats in what they see as an era of inflation, debt, and disguised monetary easing.
