Kiyosaki Repeats Bitcoin Bet, Predicts Gold at $35,000
Robert Kiyosaki renewed his endorsement of bitcoin and other hard assets and projected gold could reach $35,000 an ounce by 2035 after a rally pushed gold above about $4,300.
Robert Kiyosaki renewed his endorsement of bitcoin, gold and other hard assets in a post on X on June 15, saying gold could reach $35,000 an ounce by 2035 after the metal climbed above about $4,300.
Kiyosaki wrote, “I am confident it will be $35,000 an ounce by 2035,” noting the matching “35” in both the price target and the year. He pointed out that gold rose more than $100 in a single day and described the rally as still in its early stages, advising followers not to panic if they missed initial gains.
He recommended shifting some cash into asset classes including gold, silver, bitcoin, ethereum and oil. In the June 15 post he urged readers to “Take some cash and buy gold, silver, bitcoin, Ethereum, or oil.” Earlier posts described cash as “trash” and warned savers would be “big losers” if inflation and continued monetary expansion persisted.
The $35,000 projection extends prior forecasts tied to concerns about rising debt, inflation and weakening fiat currencies. After a scenario in which gold rose above $5,000, Kiyosaki had suggested the metal could reach $27,000 under severe monetary stress. He has previously projected bitcoin at $750,000 and ethereum at $95,000 in the event of a global financial crash.
On June 13 he criticized U.S. debt levels and money creation. He has also framed past market crashes as buying opportunities and warned that millions of baby boomers could face financial hardship this year.
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