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Robert Kiyosaki predicts bitcoin’s growth to $ 750,000

12:14 pm, March 17, 2026

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the book «Rich Dad, Poor Dad,» has once again warned of a possible major financial collapse of our time. In his opinion, global markets are approaching a tipping point due to excessive debt and prolonged loose monetary policy. He stated: «I don’t know what event will cause the biggest bubbles in history. It’s not a question of 'if'. It’s a question of when.»

Amid geopolitical tensions, investors are looking for alternatives, and bitcoin has risen above $ 74,000 twice in recent sessions. Kiyosaki believes that the financial system remains fragile and is waiting for a trigger. At the same time, he predicts a sharp rise in traditional safe-haven assets after the crash: gold could rise to $ 35,000 an ounce, and silver to $ 200.

Cryptoanalyst Michael van de Poppe drew attention to an interesting correlation between gold and bitcoin: they are currently moving in opposite directions. He suggests that gold may reach a temporary peak, but in the long run, it could rise to $ 10,000 in five years.

At the same time, Kiyosaki remains optimistic about digital assets. He predicts that after the global financial collapse, bitcoin could reach $ 750,000 in a year, and Ethereum — $ 95,000. In his opinion, cryptocurrencies will become an alternative to traditional financial systems if confidence in fiat currencies falls.

Thus, both precious metals and cryptocurrencies are increasingly seen as potential safe havens in times of economic instability. Forecasts by Kiyosaki and other analysts emphasize that the market is preparing for possible dramatic changes in the coming years.

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