Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Bitcoin Will Hit $1 Million by 2035 Amid U.S. Debt Crisis

Renowned entrepreneur and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki, has made a bold Bitcoin prediction, forecasting its price to soar past $1 million by 2035. Amid a turbulent economic landscape, Kiyosaki warns of an approaching “Greater Depression,” driven by soaring U.S. national and credit card debt, rising unemployment, and declining pension fund performance. He reiterated these concerns on X (formerly Twitter), highlighting how retirement savings like 401(k)s are rapidly losing value, stating that “pensions are being stolen.”

Despite the grim forecast, Kiyosaki sees a major opportunity for wealth creation. He urges individuals, even those with limited financial means, to invest in gold, silver, and especially Bitcoin. “Buy a fraction of Bitcoin, even half,” he advises, claiming it could be enough to build substantial wealth post-crisis. He expects gold to reach $30,000 per ounce and silver $3,000 per coin by 2035, alongside Bitcoin’s surge.

Kiyosaki believes these assets offer a hedge against the coming financial collapse and emphasizes that now—during the downturn—is the best time to invest. He reminds his audience that he predicted such events in his earlier book Rich Dad’s Prophecy, where he warned of the biggest stock market crash in history.

Currently, Bitcoin is trading around $84,967, up 2% since Wednesday. The recovery follows a dip triggered by recent comments from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Still, BTC remains range-bound, showing resilience but struggling to break new highs.

As market uncertainty grows, Kiyosaki’s forecast underscores growing interest in Bitcoin as a long-term hedge against economic instability, drawing attention from both seasoned and new investors looking for financial security.