Robert Kiyosaki Says Bitcoin Beats Gold - Here’s the Reasoning

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is once again backing Bitcoin, and this time he’s drawing a clear comparison to gold.

Kiyosaki says he believes diversification matters, and that holding a mix of Bitcoin, gold, and silver can make sense for spreading risk. But when asked to choose only one asset, he said he’d pick Bitcoin - mainly because of how it’s designed.

The core argument: scarcity

•Gold is “limited,” but not capped. In theory, more gold can enter the market when prices rise because higher prices encourage more mining activity. If new deposits become profitable to extract, supply can expand over time.

•Bitcoin has a hard cap. Bitcoin’s supply is programmed to max out at 21 million coins, which means no one can “mine more” beyond that limit.

With Bitcoin’s circulating supply already close to the cap, Kiyosaki frames BTC as a scarcity-driven asset, and calls that fixed supply a “brilliant strategy” that could support long-term value if demand continues to grow.