- Robert Kiyosaki latest: keep stacking gold, silver, and Bitcoin while investing in financial education
- Gold has already surpassed one of his targets — hitting $4,749/oz in early April 2026
- Bitcoin at $66K remains far below his $250K forecast, and his track record is mixed at best
Robert Kiyosaki has a new post, and it sounds exactly like every other post he has made in the last five years. On X, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author wrote: “I continue to recommend saving real money….gold, silver, and Bitcoin….and keep investing in your personal financial education.” No nuance. No pivot. Just the same trinity he has been preaching since Bitcoin was a fraction of its current price.
But here is where it gets interesting: gold actually listened.
Gold Is Having Its Moment, Bitcoin Is Not
As of April 1-2, 2026, gold hit $4,676 to $4,749 per troy ounce — a record-shattering run that has left even seasoned macro traders stunned. J.P. Morgan projects prices pushing toward $5,000 by year-end, with $6,000 plausible longer term. Goldman Sachs raised its 2026 target to $4,900. Central banks are buying at a pace not seen in decades. The inflation hedges that Kiyosaki has been screaming about for years are finally having their decade.
Bitcoin, meanwhile, has been stuck. Trading around $66,600 to $66,800 in early April, BTC has been consolidating — some would say snoring — through the precious metals supernova. Michael Saylor recently declared that Bitcoin has won, predicting the end of its four-year cycle era. But at $66K, it is not at $250,000. It is not even close. Kiyosaki set that target for 2026, which means he still has eight months left to be right. The odds, based on current trajectory, are not inspiring.
The Case for Skepticism
Kiyosaki is not a financial advisor — he is a brand. His real revenue stream is courses, seminars, and his ever-expanding catalog of “financial education” products. The tweet is partly genuine conviction, partly perpetual marketing. That does not make his instincts wrong, but it should make you cautious about treating his X feed as a research report.
His track record is also worth examining. He has been calling for a crash since at least the 2008 financial crisis. Crashes happen — but timing them is a different skill entirely. His gold and silver calls have aged well in this particular macro environment. His Bitcoin timing has been less precise: he was early to the narrative, and the asset has rewarded believers, but the explosive gains he dangles as bait tend to arrive over longer stretches than his urgency implies.
Silver, which he has targeted at $200, currently sits around $73 per ounce. Impressive from its lows, still a long way from triple digits.
The bigger picture: gold is doing exactly what should happen when governments are printing money, deficits are exploding, and confidence in fiscal discipline is near zero. That story does not need Kiyosaki to tell it. The chart tells it itself. And in the stablecoin world, Tether is pushing for a $500 billion valuation — which tells you where some of the real money is actually flowing right now, with or without a crash.