Why I’m Aligning With Robert Kiyosaki’s $1M Bitcoin Predictions
I’ve been following Robert Kiyosaclosely lately, and once again, he’s doubling down on Bitcoin—projecting it could hit $1 million per coin by 2030. That’s a bold statement, but honestly, it resonates with me deeply, especially in the current economic climate
Kiyosaki has been a major influence in my financial thinking ever since I read Rich Dad Poor Dad. He’s been consistent with one core principle: own assets, not liabilities—and Bitcoin, gold, and silver fall squarely into the “real assets” category for him.
He recently said on X (formerly Twitter):
> “Poor people focus on price. Rich people on quantity.”
“I don’t care much about the spot price of gold or silver. I care about how many ounces I control. Same with Bitcoin.”
That mindset hit me. I’ve realized it’s not about timing the perfect price, it’s about stacking the right assets before the system breaks.
Kiyosaki said he started buying BTC when it was just $6,000 and regrets not buying more. That alone should make us all think. He’s focused on ownership, not just market trends. His question to everyone is clear:
> “How many ounces of gold, silver, and Bitcoin do you own?”
