In 2024, Robert Kiyosaki, renowned for his bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has seen remarkable returns on his favorite assets, including Bitcoin, which recently crossed the $100,000 mark.
Along with Bitcoin, Kiyosaki has benefitted from his investments in Ethereum and Solana, while gold also had a solid year, fueling expectations that it could soon approach $3,000 per ounce.
However, Kiyosaki is now shifting focus. Rather than continuing to pour money into cryptocurrencies or gold, the investor has announced plans to invest in a silver mine.
In a recent tweet, he revealed that he’ll be attending the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference (VRIC) in January, where he aims to engage directly with mining professionals. Kiyosaki made it clear that his interest lies solely in speaking with “real miners” rather than financial advisors or brokers.
His decision to target silver comes after the metal’s solid performance in 2024, up 33% year-to-date. Despite this growth, silver is still far from its historic highs, which Kiyosaki sees as a prime opportunity for investment.
Unlike gold, which has already surged, silver still has significant room for growth—around 53% to reclaim its previous peak. Drawing a parallel with Bitcoin, which has surged over 140% in 2024, Kiyosaki believes silver could see a similar, substantial rise, making it his next big bet.
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