Robert Kiyosaki Confirms $250K Bitcoin Target, Says He Will Buy More BTC After a Market Correction
Robert Kiyosaki Stays Bullish on Bitcoin, Eyes $250K by 2026
Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, is sticking to his positive outlook on bitcoin, even after recent market declines. He sees the crash as temporary and part of a bigger global financial shift.
On Nov. 15, Kiyosaki posted on social media platform X:
"I will buy more bitcoin when the crash is over. There are only 21 million bitcoins."
He also commented on the current market drop:
"Bitcoin is crashing: the everything bubbles are bursting." He explained that the sell-off is due to a global cash shortage but said he’s not selling. "The world is deeply in debt, and my bet is 'The Big Print' is about to begin, which will make gold, silver, bitcoin, and ethereum more valuable as fake money crashes."
Kiyosaki shared his long-term price targets:
- Bitcoin: $250K by 2026
- Gold: $27K by 2026
- Silver: $100 by 2026
- Ethereum: $60 by 2026, noting it follows “Metcalf’s law, the law of networks.”
He also criticized U.S. monetary policy, saying the Treasury and Federal Reserve "print fake money to pay their bills," and warned savers are losing out. This is why he continues to buy gold, silver, bitcoin, and ethereum—even during crashes.
Kiyosaki reminded followers that bitcoin’s high price can be a barrier:
"Few can afford a $100K bitcoin. I bought my first bitcoin at $6,000." His key advice: "Your profit is made when you buy… not when you sell."
Overall, Kiyosaki sees bitcoin as a hedge against debt, weakening currencies, and long-term economic problems.
