Robert Kiyosaki — the outspoken Rich Dad Poor Dad author turned crypto evangelist — is back with another dramatic forecast: a looming global financial crash will send Bitcoin to $750,000 and Ethereum to $95,000 within a year of the collapse, he told followers on X.
What he’s predicting
- Kiyosaki frames the call around what he calls the “biggest financial bubble in history,” a bubble he says has been inflated since 2008 by stimulus and expanded monetary policy rather than structural fixes. In his view, a systemic break will trigger a flight into scarce, non-sovereign assets.
- Price targets he outlined: Bitcoin at $750,000 (roughly 10x from today’s ~$69,900), Ethereum at $95,000 (about 45x from current ~$2,130). He also expects gold to surge to $35,000 per ounce and silver to $200 — signaling a broad revaluation of scarce assets if fiat confidence collapses.
- Kiyosaki has put money behind his words: he disclosed buying another 1 BTC at about $67,000 and has said he’d consider buying more if prices fell to $6,000.
Skepticism and track record
- Critics were quick to push back. Commenters on X argued the figures look like attention-grabbing headlines without transparent methodology; one reply bluntly labeled them “big numbers to grab attention.”
- Kiyosaki’s crash calls aren’t new — he has forecast collapses for years (including 2016 and 2020) that didn’t materialize as predicted — and many analysts note that major financial breakdowns typically arise from compounding pressures (tightening policy, credit stress, forced repricing) rather than a single trigger.
Why this matters now
- The timing of Kiyosaki’s warning lands amid a jittery macro backdrop: the Federal Reserve recently held rates while signaling fewer cuts ahead, geopolitical tensions in the Middle East have intensified, and Bitcoin’s 30‑day correlation with equities is at its highest point in 2026. Those factors make the possibility of sharper market stress more plausible than in calmer periods.
- Whether you buy his timeline or his math, Kiyosaki’s thesis—scarcity assets winning in a fiat crisis—is a familiar one in crypto circles. His latest predictions will likely keep fueling debate among investors weighing macro risk, monetary policy, and the role of digital assets as a hedge.
Bottom line: Kiyosaki’s targets are eye-popping and headline-friendly; they reinforce a long-standing narrative about scarcity and flight-to-quality in a crisis, but they remain controversial given his track record and critics’ calls for more rigorous analysis.
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