Robert Kiyosaki Says Bitcoin Beats Gold and Silver Due to Fixed Supply

Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, recently voiced strong support for Bitcoin on X (formerly Twitter), stating it surpasses gold and silver as a store of value due to its limited supply. Bitcoin’s fixed cap of 21 million coins makes it inherently scarce, a key feature Kiyosaki sees as superior to traditional precious metals.

Unlike Bitcoin, the supply of gold and silver can expand if market conditions make mining more profitable. Kiyosaki emphasized that he personally owns gold and silver mines as well as oil wells—assets that allow him to increase supply when prices rise. In contrast, Bitcoin’s supply is immutable. Its hard cap is embedded in its code and widely supported by the Bitcoin community, making any attempt to raise it nearly impossible without overwhelming consensus.

The scarcity of Bitcoin, according to Kiyosaki, is a fundamental reason for its appeal as digital gold. He highlights that even those with substantial resources cannot produce more Bitcoin, reinforcing its value proposition in times of inflation and economic uncertainty.

Kiyosaki, a long-time advocate of alternative assets, has frequently warned against reliance on fiat currencies. He previously predicted that Bitcoin could hit $250,000 by 2025, citing growing distrust in traditional financial systems and central banks.

His latest endorsement underscores the ongoing narrative that Bitcoin offers a hedge against inflation, much like gold—but with the added advantage of a mathematically enforced supply ceiling. As institutional adoption grows and economic instability persists, voices like Kiyosaki's continue to fuel bullish sentiment around the world’s leading cryptocurrency.