Robert Kiyosaki Predicts 115.98% Silver Rally by 2025

Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has recently shifted his focus from Bitcoin and gold to silver, highlighting its potential as a top asset. In a series of tweets, Kiyosaki argued that silver is more valuable than gold or Bitcoin, citing its industrial uses and growing supply shortage. He pointed out that silver is used in various industries, including solar panels, electric vehicles, computers, electronics, arms, medical, and water purification. Additionally, he noted that the availability of gold and Bitcoin is not decreasing, unlike silver, which is becoming scarcer.

Kiyosaki also emphasized that silver's comparatively low price makes it an enticing buy. Despite rising 19.29% in the last 12 months and 9.6% year-to-date, silver is still 34.46% below its all-time high of $49.45. He predicted that silver is set for a strong rally in 2025, with a price target of $70, which is 115.98% above the April 3 levels. Kiyosaki's views on silver are not new; he has previously predicted that silver prices will double in 2025, further emphasizing his bullish stance on the metal.

Kiyosaki's investment portfolio has been a subject of interest for many investors. In 2024, his portfolio appreciated by 62.38% within 12 months, showcasing his successful investment strategy. However, in 2025, some of his top picks have been trading either lower or mostly sideways. This has led to an examination of whether his cryptocurrency and commodity-focused strategy continued to work through the first quarter of 2025.

In the first quarter of 2025, Bitcoin was the worst performer among Kiyosaki's top three assets, having dropped 10.23% year-to-date. Gold, on the other hand, has been recording new highs, soaring 19.27% since the start of the year. Silver, while still far from Kiyosaki's ambitious target of $70, has also performed well, rallying 17.16% to its April 1 price. An equally divided $1,000 investment in Kiyosaki's top three assets—Bitcoin, gold, and silver—would have appreciated to $1,087.32 by the end of the first quarter.

Kiyosaki's portfolio extends beyond the big three, including assets like Ethereum, Solana, cattle, and real estate. However, due to the illiquidity of certain markets and the vast differences between regions, it is challenging to accurately assess the performance of these assets. Ethereum has seen a significant drop, with its price collapsing 44.22% in 2025. Solana has also fared poorly, plunging 32.77% since the start of the year. The WisdomTree Live Cattle ETF has been trading mostly sideways, rallying 1.45% in the first quarter.

Investing $1,000 in the greater Kiyosaki portfolio at the start of 2025 would not have yielded good results by the end of the first quarter. The portfolio's value would amount to $917.79, with individual assets performing differently. Bitcoin would have depreciated 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.

Kiyosaki's views on wealth and investment have always been unconventional. He believes that the biggest barrier to wealth is the fear of taking risks and the reliance on fiat currency, which he considers "fake money." He urges investors to start saving in silver, gold, and Bitcoin, calling silver the top asset for the next two months. Kiyosaki's emphasis on silver as a top asset is a clear indication of his bullish stance on the metal, which he believes will outperform gold and Bitcoin in the short term. His views on wealth and investment continue to influence many investors, who look to him for guidance on navigating the complex world of finance.