American entrepreneur and author of the famous book “Rich Dad Poor Dad”, Robert Kiyosaki, urged people to quickly invest in silver and Ethereum, stating that the precious metal and the cryptocurrency are the best financial assets at this time.
Kiyosaki confirmed in a post on his account on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter) that “silver and Ethereum are the best because they represent a store of value, and importantly, they are used in industry, and their prices are low.”
He added, “I advise you to study the pros and cons of silver and Ethereum from the perspectives of both opponents and supporters, then make your investment decisions wisely, as this will enhance your financial intelligence and increase your wealth.”
Kiyosaki continued, “I predicted in my book ‘Rich Dad’s Prophecy’ that the biggest collapse in world history would happen this year, leading to the loss of pensions for the baby boomer generation, with many of them becoming homeless or living in their children’s basements, which is unfortunate.”
He clarified that he has always warned against saving in printed assets, instead advocating for investment in real assets.
He noted that “savers are losers, as inflation turns their money into waste,” encouraging investment in gold, silver, Bitcoin, and recently, Ethereum.
Performance of Silver and Ethereum
Silver has performed exceptionally well since the beginning of 2025, with prices rising over 71%, currently trading at around $50 per ounce.
Supply and demand imbalances have supported prices, with the Silver Institute predicting a fifth consecutive annual deficit in 2025.
The institute indicated that demand is expected to exceed supply by more than 100 million ounces, leading to inventory shortages and price increases.
In another context, cryptocurrencies, including Ethereum, fell sharply after President Donald Trump imposed a 100% tariff on China, with Ethereum dropping from $4,365 to $3,742, a decrease of 14.2%. As of now, Ethereum is trading around $3,822.
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