Recently, Robert Kiyosaki has been making a push for Bitcoin again. The author of *Rich Dad Poor Dad* recently posted that Bitcoin is the “easiest way to get rich” in today’s economic environment, and even encouraged people to hold just 0.01 Bitcoin, which could turn into a substantial amount of wealth within two years.

His logic is actually very clear—there are only 2 million Bitcoin left to be mined, and scarcity is right there. Kiyosaki cited macro investor Paul’s concept, saying that Bitcoin is about to enter the so-called “banana zone,” meaning the explosive growth phase driven by scarcity and demand. It does sound a bit like FOMO, but from the perspective of hard-asset protection, Kiyosaki’s thinking is consistent.

What’s interesting is that Robert Kiyosaki is not only bullish on Bitcoin’s short-term performance. His latest forecast is that Bitcoin could reach $180,000 to $200,000 by the end of the year; even more aggressively, he believes Bitcoin could reach $1 million within the next ten years. At the same time, he is also bullish on gold rising to $30,000 per ounce, and silver to $3,000. In his view, this combination—Bitcoin, gold, and silver—is the ultimate tool for combating inflation and protecting wealth.

Behind these remarks, Kiyosaki’s statements actually reflect his lack of trust in the existing financial system. He criticizes that fiat money and central-bank-driven mechanisms create systemic fraud and weaken individual freedom. So he advises people not to be “naive,” but to broaden their horizons by paying attention to thought leaders such as Michael Saylor and Anthony Pompliano, as well as decentralized asset platforms.

It’s worth noting that Kiyosaki is not the only one bullish. There are other analysts in the market who hold similar views—for example, the head of a derivatives exchange predicts that if the trend continues, Bitcoin could reach $125,000 by the end of the second quarter. There are also crypto analysts forecasting that Bitcoin could hit $250,000 by the end of 2025. Of course, these predictions are quite optimistic, and whether they can be realized still depends on how the market moves.

Right now, Bitcoin’s price is fluctuating around $78.43K, gradually recovering from the previous decline. Kiyosaki’s timing for this round of comments is still quite good—right when market sentiment is starting to warm up. If you’re interested in Robert Kiyosaki’s theory, you can go check out the relevant Bitcoin market data and asset allocation on Gate and make your own judgment.