Bitcoin Heading to Six Figures as Early as Next Year, Speculates Robert Kiyosaki

Bitcoin's price has rebounded by over 24% two weeks after slumping to $52,500 lows, reaching around $64,100 on Sept. 20 following long-expected cuts from the Federal Reserve.

Best-selling author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” speculates that Bitcoin is heading to six figures as early as next year. Kiyosaki envisions that the price of the world's top cryptocurrency could hit a staggering $500,000 in 2025.

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Bitcoin’s price has rebounded by over 24% two weeks after slumping to $52,500 lows, reaching around $64,100 on Sept. 20 following long-expected cuts from the Federal Reserve. Currently, the price of the biggest digital coin has retraced to $63,349 but is still up a paltry 0.9% on the day, according to CoinGecko.

However, Robert Kiyosaki anticipates a new Bitcoin peak in the coming months.

In a new post on Substack, Kiyosaki told his followers that artificial intelligence (AI) will trigger key changes in the finance world in the coming years. He cited a soon-to-be-published book titled, “Money GPT,” which explains how AI chatbots will reform money.

“It's frightening because AI is going to shake up the world of money,” the acclaimed author wrote.

But Kiyosaki sees a bright spot in all that, which is Bitcoin, as he thinks it's a suitable safe-haven asset. According to the finance pundit, the alpha crypto has the potential to rocket to $500,000 in 2025 and reach a breathtaking $1 million by 2030, owing to the changes brought about by AI in the finance sector.

Kiyosaki is no stranger to controversy: his bestseller remains one of the most popular personal finance books ever published, yet he has also become embroiled in multiple scandals, most notable over his financial education company's bankruptcy filing back in 2012. As such, his Bitcoin price predictions should be taken with a big grain of salt.

Kiyosaki Advises Investing In Bitcoin As Dollar Is “Trash”

Kiyosaki has frequently voiced skepticism about traditional financial products, including even spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), preferring to hold physical gold, silver, and BTC.

His long-standing criticism extends to the United States Federal Reserve's monetary policies, viewing the dollar as “trash” and a “fake” currency, while endorsing investments in tangible assets.

“The U.S. dollar is trash. It's a fake currency. Don't believe me? Just ask Argentina,” Kiyosaki wrote in April, adding that those who fail to invest in gold, silver, Bitcoin, and real estate now will become “late in life losers.”