Robert Kiyosaki Says Ethereum Is ‘Hot’ as He Adds ETH to His Stack

Ethereum and silver are surging into focus as Robert Kiyosaki intensifies warnings on fiat collapse, urging investors toward scarce, decentralized assets amid mounting global economic instability.

Robert Kiyosaki Doubles Down on Ethereum and Silver Amid Economic Warnings

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has shared more investing advice with his millions of followers—this time emphasizing silver and ether ( ETH). His book has been a global sensation, translated into more than 50 languages and sold in millions of copies worldwide, solidifying Kiyosaki’s reputation as one of the most influential voices in personal finance and investing.

Kiyosaki shared on social media platform X on Oct. 10:

Silver over $50. $75 next? Silver and ethereum hot, hot, hot.

Just two days earlier, he posted: “Silver near all time high. Silver is a dollar away from turning into a rocket ship. Please get a few silver coins before the silver rocket leaves the earth.”

The renowned author has long been known for advocating gold, silver, and bitcoin as the best assets to safeguard wealth against inflation and government mismanagement. However, his recent posts show that he’s increasingly promoting ethereum as well—something he had mentioned before but is now emphasizing more frequently.

Kiyosaki recently said he is buying more bitcoin and ethereum, reiterating his concerns about the global economy and the U.S. dollar. He wrote:

End of U.S. dollar? Adding to my gold, silver, bitcoin, and ethereum stack.

For years, Kiyosaki has warned of the weakening U.S. dollar, high national debt, and what he calls the “death of the American empire” through financial irresponsibility. He urges investors to hold hard or limited-supply assets—like precious metals and cryptocurrencies—to survive what he sees as an inevitable global economic reset.

By adding ETH more prominently to his list, Kiyosaki appears to be broadening his view of what constitutes “real money.” His latest advice underscores a consistent message: stay away from fiat currencies, and build wealth in assets that governments can’t print.