Robert Kiyosaki shocks investors with his top asset—not Gold or Bitcoin

By Finbold | Created at 2025-04-03 11:01:51 | Updated at 2025-04-04 06:31:02 19 hours ago

For the longest time, Robert Kiyosaki’s social media presence was primarily divided between promoting Bitcoin (BTC) and gold, bashing the U.S. dollar, criticizing Joe Biden, and lauding Donald Trump.

While silver has been a part of the ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author’s discourse, it has been more of a frequently mentioned asset than an investment taking center stage. The most recent series of X posts, however, drastically changed the situation, and the precious metal is rapidly becoming Kiyosaki’s most discussed asset.

In an April 2 tweet, the prominent investor and author opined that silver is more valuable than gold or Bitcoin in a twofold argument.

The financial guru first showcased silver’s many industrial uses, singling out the solar panel, electric vehicle (EV), computer, electronics, arms, medical, and water purification industries.

He also highlighted the growing supply shortage of precious metals, pointing out that the availability of gold and Bitcoin is not decreasing.

Q: Is SILVER more VALUABLE than gold or Bitcoin?

A: I say yes.

BECAUSE: Deman for silver is increasing for use in:

1: Solar Panels
2: Eelectronic Vehicles
3: Computers
4: Electronic products
5: Weapon Systems
6: Medicine
7:…

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) April 2, 2025

Kiyosaki reveals why Silver has more upside potential than gold and BTC

Lastly, Robert Kiyosaki explained that silver is an enticing buy due to its comparatively low price. Despite rising 19.29% in the last 12 months and 9.6% year-to-date, the commodity is, at its press time price of $32.41, 34.46% below its 980 all-time high (ATH) of $49.45.

Siler's performance in 2025.Silver YTD price chart. Source: TradingView

In the earlier tweet of the same series, the personal finance author opined that the precious metal is set for a strong rally in 2025, setting its price target at $70 – 115.98% above the April 3 levels.

Featured image via Cavaleria Com YouTube

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