Are we witnessing the largest financial exodus to decentralized assets in history?
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the influential book Rich Dad Poor Dad, shakes the financial ecosystem again with a new prediction: this summer, millions of people will rush to Bitcoin in search of refuge from an imminent crisis.
'The big crisis is near. Those who react quickly and intelligently can become rich. Bitcoin is digital gold for the proactive,'
Kiyosaki stated on his official X account (formerly Twitter).
Kiyosaki, who has systematically criticized the US dollar for its 'structural devaluation', argues that the collapse of the fiat system is inevitable. In that scenario, Bitcoin presents itself as a lifeline for those who refuse to wait.
The fundamentals provide support:
The 2024 halving has reduced the supply of BTC.
Spot ETFs have generated massive institutional demand.
And the tightening of monetary policies fuels the exodus from traditional assets.
Michael Saylor, president of MicroStrategy, also supports this view:
'Bitcoin is a digital safety net. Those who understand it sooner will benefit more.'
Analyst Willy Woo projects that if the pattern of institutional entry continues, BTC could reach $200,000 before the first quarter of 2026, especially if fiat currencies continue to lose purchasing power.
