Robert Kiyosaki Advocates Holding Bitcoin, Gold and Silver as Currency Insurance
Author Robert Kiyosaki framed scarce assets as protection against government money printing and inflation.
Author Robert Kiyosaki reiterated his stance on holding finite assets such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin, describing himself as a financial prepper who uses scarce commodities as insurance against currency debasement. Speaking on social media, he argued that government spending, money printing, and taxation steadily erode consumer purchasing power.
Kiyosaki advised treating assets outside the central banking system as protection rather than speculative vehicles for rapid gains, noting that he also holds oil wells alongside precious metals and Bitcoin.
The commentary arrives against a macroeconomic backdrop where United States public debt exceeds $40.2 trillion and annual personal consumption expenditures inflation stands at 3.4 percent against a 3.75 to 4 percent federal funds rate. Current prices across his favored assets show gold near $4,140 per ounce, silver around $60, and Bitcoin trading near $85,450, still below its 2025 high of approximately $126,000.
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