Robert Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin Predictions, When Will BTC Reach $1M?

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The Rich Dad Poor Dad author, Robert Kiyosaki in the latest tweet, has made striking Bitcoin predictions. He has revealed why he believes that BTC could soar to $1 million per coin. 

He mentioned a soon-to-be-published book ‘Money GPT’, about how AI chatbots will transform money. He also shared with his followers that reading the book will give them, the inside track to the future. 

AI To Shake Up The World Of Money

Kiyosaki expressed – “It’s frightening because AI is going to shake up the world of money.” The finance expert believes that due to the changes AI will likely implement in the financial world, Bitcoin is bound to soar to $500,000 in 2025 and hit the most anticipated $1 million by 2023.

Notably, Kiyosaki, apart from Bitcoin, also mentions precious metals like gold and silver in his tweets which he believes to be the risk-off assets, and expects them to skyrocket in the coming days. 

Bitcoin Or Gold?

Just recently, Kiyosaki had addressed a hot debate going on over which could be a better investment: Bitcoin or Gold. Kiyosaki prefers to invest in both physical gold and Bitcoin. He had suggested to his followers to “Buy some (more) gold, silver, or Bitcoin…before the Fed pivots and drops interest rates.”

Kiyosaki also shed light on the fast-growing national debt of the USA, which is another reason why he believes that Bitcoin could soar and continues to buy Bitcoin. In an August tweet, he shared that the debt explodes by an additional $1 trillion every 100 days. Here, Kiyosaki bets on Bitcoin’s programmed scarcity featured by its supply strictly limited to 21 million coins.

Triggered by the Fed Reserve’s rate cut of 50 basis points for the first time since 2020, Bitcoin exhibited a rise of 7.6%, soaring from $59,380 above the $64,000 level. Bitcoin is currently trading at $63,126, at the time of writing. 

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