Kiyosaki's Portfolio Sees Mixed Q1 Results, Bitcoin Drops 10.23%

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of 'Rich Dad Poor Dad,' has seen a significant shift in his investment portfolio performance in the first quarter of 2025. While his portfolio appreciated by 62.38% in 2024, the first quarter of 2025 has shown mixed results for his top picks, including Bitcoin (BTC), gold, and silver.

Bitcoin, which is often associated with Kiyosaki's investment strategy, has been the worst performer among his top three assets. As of the end of Q1, Bitcoin had dropped by 10.23% year-to-date, with its price standing at $83,947. In contrast, gold has performed exceptionally well, soaring by 19.27% since the start of the year to reach $3,129. Silver has also shown strong performance, rallying by 17.16% to $33.85.

An equally divided $1,000 investment in Bitcoin, gold, and silver at the beginning of 2025 would have appreciated to $1,087.32 by the end of Q1. This breakdown includes Bitcoin at $299.23, gold at $397.56, and silver at $390.53.

Kiyosaki's broader portfolio, which includes Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), cattle, and real estate, has faced challenges in Q1. Ethereum's price collapsed by 44.22%, trading at $1,861. Solana also saw a significant decline, plunging by 32.77% to $127.37. The WisdomTree Live Cattle ETF (CATL), used as a proxy for cattle, rallied by 1.45% in Q1, rising from $7.73 to $7.84.

Investing $1,000 in Kiyosaki's broader portfolio at the start of 2025 would have resulted in a portfolio value of $917.79 by the end of Q1. The individual asset performances include Bitcoin depreciating to $149.62, Ethereum to $92.97, and Solana to $112.05. Gold would have risen to $198.79, silver to $195.27, and CATL would have remained mostly level at $169.09.

In summary, while Kiyosaki's top three assets—Bitcoin, gold, and silver—showed mixed results in Q1, with gold and silver performing well and Bitcoin declining, his broader portfolio, which includes Ethereum, Solana, and cattle, faced significant challenges. The overall performance of his portfolio in Q1 was not as strong as in previous periods, highlighting the volatility and risks associated with his investment strategy.