“Hot, Hot, Hot”: Robert Kiyosaki on Silver and Ethereum, Sees White Metal Hits $75

Robert Kiyosaki, personal finance author and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” fame, a perennial bull on gold and silver, has reaffirmed his bullish stance on silver in a recent social media post, calling it and cryptocurrency Ethereum (ETH) “hot, hot, hot.”

Kiyosaki, known for his long-standing advocacy of precious metals as a hedge against inflation and economic instability, predicted silver could soon reach $75 an ounce after recently breaching the $50 mark.

“SILVER over $50, $75 next? Silver and Ethereum hot, hot, hot,” Kiyosaki wrote, underscoring his optimism about both traditional and digital assets amid continued market uncertainty.

Silver hit a new lifetime high of $51.22 on Friday after breaching the $50 mark on Thursday, breaking an 11-year drought for the metal. The previous lifetime high of $49.80 was achieved in 2011.

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Silver is up more than 70% so far this year, becoming the best-performing asset among its other contemporaries such as gold, stocks and cryptocurrencies.

Kiyosaki has expressed support for Ethereum, which is up 17% in 2025.

Ethereum’s lifetime high is $4,953.73, which reached $4,953.73 on August 25 this year according to Coinmarketcap.com facts. At around $3,760.97, ETH is down 24% from its peak.

The investor and entrepreneur has previously made bold predictions about silver, predicting a fivefold return on silver investments in the coming year.

Kiyosaki said on social media platform

Silver benefited from a wave of macroeconomic and industrial tailwinds. On MCX, white metal prices touched a lifetime high of Rs 1,53,388. The December silver contracts have cooled slightly, ending Friday’s session at Rs 1,46,698 per kg. It remains a buy-on-the-fall candidate for commodity analysts.

Domestic prices have outperformed their international counterparts due to the weakness of the rupee against the US dollar. The INR is hovering around its lifetime low.

On Friday, the rupee closed at 88.6850 against the US dollar, compared to 88.7825 in the previous session. The record low is 88.80.

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