Robert Kiyosaki sees hyperinflation ahead, predicts Bitcoin could reach $1 million
Kiyosaki: Bitcoin may hit $1M as dollar collapses
Robert Kiyosaki, best-selling author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and long-time critic of the U.S. financial system, issued a stark warning this week: “The end is here.”
Citing a failed U.S. bond auction and the Federal Reserve’s intervention, Kiyosaki predicted imminent hyperinflation, a collapse of the U.S. dollar, and financial ruin for millions. Amid the gloom, he offered a path to safety—Bitcoin.
Hyperinflation fears triggered by bond market turmoil
According to Kiyosaki, the safest place for wealth in the coming crisis isn’t traditional currency but hard assets, especially Bitcoin, which he claims could soar as high as $1 million.
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At the heart of Kiyosaki’s warning is a recent U.S. bond auction that allegedly saw little interest from buyers. According to him, the Federal Reserve stepped in to purchase $50 billion worth of bonds using newly created money—a move he decried as “fake money buying fake assets.”
Kiyosaki argues that such monetary policies erode trust in the dollar and usher in hyperinflation, where savings can rapidly lose value and everyday costs surge. He predicts the financial hit could devastate millions of Americans.
Bitcoin, gold, and silver as safe havens
Despite the dire warning, Kiyosaki is not without hope. He emphasized the importance of shifting wealth into tangible assets, including gold, silver, and especially Bitcoin. A long-time crypto advocate, he views Bitcoin as a decentralized store of value that’s immune to government manipulation and supply inflation.
With Bitcoin now hovering near its all-time high and global economic uncertainty increasing, Kiyosaki’s outlook is a rallying cry for those seeking refuge outside traditional financial systems.
We also wrote earlier that Robert Kiyosaki challenges the safety of US bonds.
