BITCOIN PROJECTION
Robert Kiyosaki has once again made headlines with a dire warning about the state of the U.S. economy and an ambitious projection for Bitcoin. Drawing a parallel to hosting a party with no guests, he described the recent U.S. bond auction—allegedly ignored by investors—as a sign of deepening financial instability. In his view, this apparent lack of interest forced the Federal Reserve to step in and buy $50 billion worth of bonds, signaling what he calls the onset of hyperinflation.
Tying this outlook to his broader financial thesis, Kiyosaki predicts that if gold surges to $25,000 per ounce, Bitcoin could skyrocket as well, possibly to unprecedented levels. His stance reflects a growing narrative among hard-money advocates who see cryptocurrencies and precious metals as safe havens in the face of what they perceive as reckless monetary policy and growing debt burdens in the U.S.
While critics often caution against taking Kiyosaki’s forecasts at face value due to their sensational nature, his warnings do resonate with a portion of investors concerned about inflation, currency debasement, and systemic risks in traditional financial markets.
