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Robert Kiyosaki admitted selling part of his bitcoins and gold
Businessman and investor Robert Kiyosaki admitted that he sold part of his bitcoin and gold holdings.
During the Vancouver Resource Investment Conference 2026 in Canada, Kiyosaki learned about circulating rumors claiming that he had allegedly sold all of his silver reserves and spent the proceeds on BTC.
I sold some bitcoin and then part of my gold to buy a new house. I did not sell even a small portion of my silver. I regret selling XAU and BTC. That was a big mistake. Thank God I kept XAG.
Why sell silver when I can borrow money, invest it in real estate, earn income, and buy more gold, silver, bitcoins, and ether, Kiyosaki refuted the speculation.
As usual, Robert advises spending what he considers fake fiat currency on precious metals and digital assets. In his view, gold — which reached a new all-time high of $5,246 on January 28 — will rise to $27,000. Thus, purchasing XAU at the current price could increase capital more than fivefold. If Kiyosaki’s forecast comes true, the price of silver should rise from the current $115 to $200.
See also: "Tether Has Assembled the Largest Private Gold Reserve in a Nuclear Bunker"
