Renowned author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” Robert Kiyosaki, anticipates Bitcoin’s price to soar to $100,000 by June, aligning with his previous forecasts of Bitcoin’s ascent and gold’s decline. Bolstering his confidence, Kiyosaki has recently boosted his Bitcoin holdings, anticipating a surge fueled by the approval of spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and the impending Bitcoin halving.
Robert Kiyosaki, the acclaimed author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” known for its longstanding presence on the New York Times Best Seller List, has made another bullish prediction regarding Bitcoin’s price. Posting on social media platform X, Kiyosaki asserted that BTC will surge to $100,000 by June 2024.
Last week, on platform X, the acclaimed author shared his bold predictions, foreseeing Bitcoin and silver soaring while gold plunges below $1,200. At present, Bitcoin trades at $51,798.
Expressing grave concerns about the U.S. economy, he draws parallels to the Roman empire’s collapse, anticipating a harsh landing. He warns of impending crashes in both stocks and bonds, fearing a potential spiral into depression.
In response to the mounting U.S. debt, he urges investors to turn to Bitcoin, citing its potential to safeguard against wealth erosion. With the recent approval of spot Bitcoin ETFs, he bolstered his Bitcoin holdings, projecting a $150K target and advocating attention to the upcoming halving.
Joining him in bullish sentiments, David Stryzewski, CEO of Sound Planning Group, believes Bitcoin is primed for a significant rally, while a panel of Finder experts predicts a price surpassing $77,000 this year. Venture capitalist Tim Draper maintains his $250,000 prediction, while others project even higher figures: $150K by Fundstrat, $500K in five years by Ark Invest, $1.5 million per coin by Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest, $200K by Standard Chartered in 2025, and surpassing $80K this year according to Bitwise, with Vaneck anticipating a new all-time high in Q4 2024.
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