Robert Kiyosaki Reveals Investments in Silver, Gold, Bitcoin, and Ethereum

By: rootdata|2026/07/27 19:16:00

Robert Kiyosaki revealed his investment dates in metals and cryptocurrencies. He started hoarding physical silver in 1965, physical gold in 1971, Bitcoin in 2012, and Ethereum in 2022. In November 2025, when Bitcoin was at $90,000, Kiyosaki sold part of his coins to buy surgical centers and invest in other businesses. In June, with Bitcoin at $64,000, he stated that he was not repurchasing the cryptocurrency, believing it was not the ideal time. Kiyosaki criticized the growth of the U.S. public debt, which increased from $9.5 trillion in 2008 to nearly $39 trillion today, and highlighted that the U.S. government prints about $1 trillion every 90 days. He owns 73 bitcoins, valued at $4.7 million at the current rate, and lamented not having bought earlier when Bitcoin was worth $10, only purchasing when it was at $6,000 in 2017. Kiyosaki stored his metals in Switzerland, outside the Swiss financial system, citing concerns about the legality of gold ownership in the U.S.

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