When AI Reshapes the Economy: Why Bitcoin and Ethereum Have Become "New Options for Safe-Haven Investments"?

The global economy stands at a crossroads filled with uncertainty—an AI-driven wave of automation is quietly rewriting the underlying logic of traditional sectors like the job market and real estate.

Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad," recently warned that the mass unemployment brought on by AI could trigger systemic economic risks; combined with the "tapering" of Japan's arbitrage trading (borrowing low-interest yen to invest in high-yield assets), the liquidity and stability of global markets are under pressure.

In this context, "putting eggs in a new basket" has become a necessity. Kiyosaki's answer is to shift towards "digital hard assets" like Bitcoin and Ethereum.

He even provided specific "confidence anchors": by 2026, the price of Bitcoin could surge to $250,000, and Ethereum may even reach $60,000. This judgment is supported not only by the widespread adoption of blockchain technology but also by the optimistic outlook of industry insiders like FundStrat analyst Tom Lee.

Of course, he does not deny that traditional safe-haven assets—gold and silver—are also included in the "safe zone," but Ethereum's smart contracts and staking features give it a unique value that is "programmable," unlike gold.

Interestingly, Kiyosaki is "voting with his actions": even if he sells $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin for new investments, he remains confident in its long-term value. In his view, fiat currency is "fake money," while decentralized "people's currency" like Bitcoin and Ethereum are the key assets to hedge against inflation and resist economic collapse.

As AI reshapes employment and traditional investment logic fails, perhaps the combination of "digital hard assets + physical hard assets" is the most pragmatic wealth protection strategy today. #加密市场反弹 #ETH走势分析 #币安HODLer空投AT