Bitcoin to Hit $350,000? Robert Kiyosaki Thinks So
The man behind Rich Dad Poor Dad is making headlines again, predicting Bitcoin’s rise to a staggering $350,000. Love him or doubt him, Kiyosaki’s forecast is hard to ignore this time.
Few names in finance evoke the same level of respect for bold, unconventional ideas as Robert Kiyosaki. Known for reshaping financial literacy, Kiyosaki sees potential where others falter. His unwavering support for cryptocurrencies has established him as a major advocate for the industry.
The sharp upswing in late 2024 and the ensuing correction haven’t dampened Kiyosaki’s enthusiasm. Instead, he seizes every chance to reiterate his bullish outlook for Bitcoin.
His bold 2024 prediction that Bitcoin would hit $100,000 by June eventually came true, though not on schedule.
His latest post continues his trend of bullish projections for the leading cryptocurrency.
Kiyosaki’s faith in Bitcoin’s potential rivals that of Michael Saylor, though their approaches differ. While Saylor focuses on corporate BTC accumulation strategies, Kiyosaki speaks to the masses, framing Bitcoin as a “lifesaver” during times of global financial instability.
Through his social media channels, Kiyosaki urges people to actively engage with the financial revolution by betting on Bitcoin as a cornerstone of their future.
Kiyosaki isn’t only an advocate for Bitcoin; he’s a hands-on investor. He has publicly declared his intent to grow his holdings from 75 to 100 BTC, paying no mind to its current price. For him, Bitcoin is more than a speculative play—it’s a digital safe haven against inflation, a modern-day gold, which he has always held in high regard.
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