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Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, reaffirmed his support for bitcoin and other hard assets in a June 15 post on X, pointing to gold’s recent rally as he reiterated long-term targets tied to inflation, debt, and fiat currency concerns.
Kiyosaki said gold had “finally” begun its move, rising more than $100 in a day to around $4,300 an ounce. He argued the increase was still early and encouraged followers who had not yet participated not to worry.
In the post, he reiterated a long-term forecast that gold could reach $35,000 an ounce by 2035. He linked the target to earlier warnings about monetary stress and said the “35” in both the price level and the year reflects his broader message about shifting wealth away from cash.
His latest call builds on prior projections discussed in his commentary. After gold broke above $5,000, Kiyosaki endorsed a view that the metal could eventually reach $27,000 under severe monetary stress.
Much of Kiyosaki’s message focused on cash. He described cash as “trash,” warned that savers would be “big losers,” and argued that holding dollars leaves investors exposed to inflation and monetary expansion. Similar concerns were reflected in a June 13 post that criticized U.S. debt levels and money creation.
He also laid out an asset mix that includes gold, silver, bitcoin, ethereum, and oil. In his June 15 advice, he wrote: “Take some cash and buy gold, silver, bitcoin, Ethereum, or oil.”
Kiyosaki said he has spent years exchanging what he calls “fake money” for “real money,” and he has consistently placed bitcoin alongside precious metals in his public investment views. Digital assets remain central to his outlook, including major long-term targets he previously cited earlier this year.
Earlier in the year, he predicted bitcoin could reach $750,000 and ethereum could reach $95,000 following a global financial crash. In closing his June 15 post, he said he does not like being a loser and does not want his followers to be losers either.
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