Precious metals and Bitcoin prices fell sharply in recent sessions, triggering market-wide concerns, but Robert Kiyosaki urged accumulation. He advised buying during downturns, equating price drops to discounted sales, and reaffirmed his long-term investment strategy. CME Group’s margin changes and global uncertainty fueled the steep declines, drawing attention from financial commentators.
Gold prices fell sharply as futures margin requirements rose, triggering large sell orders and fast liquidation across trading platforms. Spot gold dropped 9% on Friday and slid another 3.6% by Monday, trading near $4,686 per ounce.
U.S. gold futures for April delivery also declined, closing near $4,707 per ounce following the back-to-back sessions. CME Group raised COMEX gold margins from 6% to 8%, adding pressure to already strained positions.
Market response was swift after the announcement, pushing prices lower and increasing volatility across related assets. Some traders exited positions to meet capital calls.
Kiyosaki addressed this directly on X, writing that “crashes are sales,” and that he is ready to buy more gold. He likened falling asset prices to discounted goods in stores.
Policy changes also played a role in the selloff, including Kevin Warsh’s nomination for Federal Reserve chair. The news strengthened the U.S. dollar, which typically causes gold prices to drop.
Silver experienced sharp losses, plunging 27% in a single session and falling another 6.7% the following trading day. Spot silver dropped to approximately $78.96 per ounce by Monday.
COMEX silver margin requirements also increased, jumping from 11% to 15%, which led to forced liquidations. Market stress caused wide price swings across contracts.
Robert Kiyosaki emphasized that silver remains central to his portfolio, calling it undervalued with strong industrial demand. He has projected silver could reach $200 by 2026.
He highlighted its uses in solar panels, EVs, and defense sectors, reinforcing his confidence in its future price movement. Kiyosaki added that short-term volatility does not affect his long-term buying approach.
“Silver is money, not paper,” he stated in earlier interviews, reaffirming that physical assets provide security against inflation. He continues to accumulate silver using steady income sources.
Bitcoin followed the broader market drop, falling below $75,000 as risk-asset selling accelerated. The move came as market sentiment weakened globally.
This decline did not alter Kiyosaki’s bullish stance on digital assets, which he regards as hedges against currency devaluation. He remains focused on long-term accumulation using both cash and debt.
He stated that he is holding cash and waiting for lower prices to expand his crypto positions. His strategy mirrors his past comments on Bitcoin and Ethereum.
He views cryptocurrencies as part of a portfolio designed to preserve value as fiat currency weakens. Market timing, he said, is not his priority.
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