I frequently encounter the question of whether gold or Bitcoin constitutes a superior investment. While my standard advice promotes asset diversification by holding both—along with silver—I have a clear preference if forced to pick just one. I would select Bitcoin.
The reasoning lies in the concept of scarcity. Gold is theoretically infinite; whenever prices climb, miners like myself simply increase our excavation efforts to produce more. Bitcoin, however, operates differently. Its architecture imposes a hard cap of 21 million coins, a limit we are rapidly nearing. Once that ceiling is hit, the supply is fixed forever. This brilliant design suggests that the value is destined to rise.
While I am grateful to have entered the Bitcoin market early, I continue my professional activities in drilling for oil and mining gold.
Addressing the skepticism regarding the timing of my entry into Bitcoin at the $600 level, I have a plan to satisfy the doubter. I am proceeding to buy 60 US Silver Eagles dated 2026, along with 20 mixed-date Eagles. The specific calendar day today is irrelevant to me. My perspective is that the 2026 US Silver Eagles are likely to evolve into collector pieces given the ongoing turmoil throughout the silver market. Ultimately, the critical factor is the total volume of coins held, rather than the production year or the date the transaction is executed.
To the individual insisting that my claim of purchasing Bitcoin at $6000 was untruthful, I must clarify that my focus remains on the strike price rather than the timeline. This person is falsely basing their accusation on the specific date I made the investment.
One has to wonder why the specific date matters so much to him or if there is a personal motive behind the name-calling. Rest assured, if Bitcoin revisits the $6000 level, I will certainly accumulate more, irrespective of the calendar date.
Currently, I am in the process of adding more gold to my holdings. Since the person who called me a liar seems obsessed with scheduling, perhaps he would like to note today's date.
I am far more curious about the extent of his or her actual holdings. Specifically, how much Bitcoin, gold, silver, or Ethereum do they possess? Additionally, I wonder how many rental units or oil wells are in their portfolio.
While I do not memorize the exact dates I secured these assets, I am certainly pleased that I own them. Here is my advice to you: avoid those who obsess over acquisition dates rather than focusing on the fundamental value and price of the asset.
As I mentioned in an earlier update on X, I halted my purchases of silver once the price hit $60. Similarly, I ceased acquiring Bitcoin at the $6000 mark and stopped buying gold at $300. Although I have liquidated a portion of my Bitcoin and gold holdings, I genuinely dislike selling, primarily because I detest paying capital gains taxes.
For the time being, I am waiting patiently for gold and Bitcoin to establish new bottoms before I consider re-entering the market. This approach aligns with the Rich Dad Lesson that states: Your profit is made when you buy… not when you sell. Rest assured, I will provide an update on X the moment I begin buying again.
Until that happens, please keep another Rich Dad lesson in mind: Pigs get fat… hogs get slaughtered.
The far greater issue we face is the national debt of the USA. While the recognized debt stands at $38 trillion, the figure balloons to $250 trillion when you factor in obligations for Social Security and other Marxist programs like Medicare.
In this economic climate, your most prudent financial habits are likely patience, vigilance, and continuous education on YouTube. I intend to purchase additional silver at $74 and gold at $4,000. Regarding Ethereum, I hold a sufficient amount for now, though I do plan to buy more eventually.
The root of the problem lies with the Fed, our incompetent leaders, and the criminal banksters who exploit the public using fake dollars. We are facing rough times ahead.
Distinguishing Mindsets Regarding Wealth and Spending
There is a notable contrast in how different economic groups respond to price reductions. When a retailer such as Walmart hosts a sale, individuals with limited funds typically hurry to purchase as much as possible. However, the reaction is often reversed when the Financial Asset Market offers a similar discount, commonly known as a crash. During these market downturns, those without financial means frequently liquidate their holdings and retreat. In contrast, wealthy investors flock to the market to acquire assets aggressively during these periods.
We have recently witnessed a significant drop in the markets for silver, gold, and Bitcoin. I view this crash as an opportunity to access these assets at a discounted rate. Consequently, I am currently holding cash and am prepared to start purchasing additional Bitcoin, gold, and silver while they are on sale.
What is your strategy for handling this situation?
Just for your information regarding a fact about silver:
I recently attended the Vancouver Resource Investor Conference (VRIC), which serves as an excellent venue for anyone dedicated to advancing their financial understanding of silver and gold. While at VRIC, I became aware of a circulating rumor suggesting that I had liquidated my entire silver position to acquire additional Bitcoin.
I want to clarify that this is incorrect. I have not sold any of my silver holdings. The reality is that I sold a portion of my Bitcoin and subsequently some gold to finance the purchase of a new house.
In hindsight, parting with that gold and Bitcoin was a significant error on my part. I truly regret that decision, though I am very grateful that I held onto my silver. My investment strategy generally involves utilizing debt to acquire income-generating real estate. I then use the positive cash flow from those properties to purchase more Ethereum, Bitcoin, silver, and gold.
This is an opportune moment to exchange fake dollars for legitimate assets like gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Gold has impressively surged past the $5000 threshold. We are delighted by this recent performance. Looking toward the horizon, the forecasted value for this asset is $27,000.
**Question:** Do I worry when the prices of gold, silver, or Bitcoin rise or fall?
**Answer:** No, I do not care.
**Why?** Because I understand that the national debt of the United States continues to increase, while the purchasing power of the U.S. dollar continues to decrease.
Why should I worry about the price of gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum when the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, and the U.S. Government are controlled by highly educated but incompetent PhDs—much like my "poor dad"?
So, why worry? I simply continue buying more gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum to become richer.
Gold and silver have served as money for thousands of years. However, in today’s Technology Age, silver has been elevated into an economic structural metal—much like iron was the structural metal of the Industrial Age.
In 1990, silver was priced at approximately $5.00 an ounce. Today, in 2026, silver is trading at $92 an ounce and is growing more vital as the structural metal of the world’s economic future, a store of value, and as money.
I am still calling for silver to hit $200 an ounce in 2026. As you know, I could be wrong.
In a turbulent world filled with much pain and uncertainty, why not be a spreader of joy and happiness?
THINGS YOU CAN DO:
Take a moment to write a letter of commendation to someone who makes your life better.
FOR EXAMPLE: Today, I wrote a letter of commendation to the owner of the gym where I am a member, praising my personal trainer. My personal trainer is fantastic.
My housekeeper is also outstanding and has been with me for years. When she arrived this morning, she looked tired. Consequently, I gave her a full day's pay and gave her the day off.
Such acts do not require much time or money, yet it made me feel good to thank others who have been good to me.
Please think of two people who make your life better and do something to make their lives better.
Take care: Be kind, be grateful, and spread your kindness and gratitude to those around you.
Remember the universal law: “Give and you will receive.”
I am humbled to announce that I have been nominated and accepted the position of Fourth Annual Grand Marshal for the National Veterans Parade Foundation (NVPF) in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the founding of the United States. Leading this parade on behalf of all generations of Veterans—both living and gone—is the honor of my life.
For supporters interested in the annual benefit at Mar-a-Lago, the website is https://t.co/4P5kBi5fbh (https://t.co/owjlyscAzp). God Bless the USA. I look forward to seeing you on Constitution Avenue in Washington, D.C., this November.
Can we believe the reports? It appears the Department of Justice has filed charges against the Federal Reserve and Chairman Powell. For many of us, the reaction is a resounding "yay"—it is certainly about time.
Just as Trump launched an offensive in Venezuela and captured Maduro, he has now effectively dropped a bombshell on the Fed and captured Chairman Powell.
This raises the question: Will Trump bring an end to the Federal Reserve? Why shouldn't he? The argument stands that the Fed is Marxist by nature, simply because it operates as a centralized bank.
It is worth noting that the creation of the Fed in 1913 brought the 16th Amendment with it, otherwise known as the income tax. Up until the Fed was established, America was a tax-free nation. In fact, the country was founded on a tax revolt—the Boston Tea Party in 1773. Then came the Fed in 1913. As you may know, Marx stated that "A graduated income tax is essential to the spread of Communism."
God bless Donald Trump for taking out the narco-terrorist Maduro of Venezuela, and now moving against Fed Chairman Powell, labeled here as a criminal counterfeiter. Markets responded, and gold and silver rallied on the good news.
There will likely be a major pullback before it begins climbing again. However, I stand by my approach: I will buy silver up to $100 and wait. If and when silver crashes, I will remain patient and wait until the silver market indicates what to do next.
I have been blessed to have purchased silver for about $1 an ounce in 1965. I became a silver believer when silver hit $4 to $5 an ounce around 1990.
Currently, millions of silver speculators are selling as prices go up. These sellers will crash the silver market. Always remember Rich Dad’s wisdom:
“Pigs get FAT…Hogs get SLAUGHTERED.”
Besides, if you sell, you get paid in dollars. That seems silly. I am planning on trading my silver for gold.