Rich Dad Poor Dad author calls Bitcoin the “easiest path to wealth” as price rebounds near $110K
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling financial guide Rich Dad Poor Dad, is once again urging people to buy Bitcoin—this time with stronger conviction than ever.
“Even 0.01 of a Bitcoin could make you very rich in two years,” Kiyosaki tweeted on Sunday. “Why everyone is not buying and holding Bitcoin is beyond me.”
Bitcoin rebounds near $110K amid tariff drama
Bitcoin briefly dipped after former U.S. President Donald Trump threatened a 50% tariff on EU imports Friday, unsettling global markets. But the digital asset quickly recovered, trading around $109,600 by Sunday night after Trump softened his stance and delayed the move.
The crypto market stabilized alongside U.S. equity futures, which also climbed on the tariff rollback news.
Kiyosaki says this is the “easiest time to get rich”
Kiyosaki has long championed Bitcoin, alongside gold and silver, as a hedge against what he calls the collapsing U.S. monetary system. In March 2024, he predicted Bitcoin could hit $300,000 by year’s end—a figure he later revised to $350,000 by the end of 2025.
In his latest comments, he described Bitcoin as a long-term wealth-building asset, comparing its volatility to “real life,” and urged followers not to “miss the easiest time in history to become rich and financially free.”
He also encouraged his audience to follow prominent Bitcoin advocates like Michael Saylor, Raoul Pal, and Anthony Pompliano, calling them visionaries in the future of money.
MicroStrategy doubles down with $764M Bitcoin buy
While Kiyosaki is vocal on social media, companies like Saylor’s Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) are putting serious money behind their beliefs. The firm recently bought another $764 million in Bitcoin, pushing its holdings to 576,000 BTC—worth approximately $64 billion.
Analysts warn: Bitcoin price still volatile
Despite bullish sentiment, not everyone is convinced of a smooth ride ahead. Arthur Azizov, founder of B2 Ventures, told that while Bitcoin could hit $130,000 by year-end or early 2026, any forecast beyond its all-time high is speculative.
“When a correction does come, it could easily drop Bitcoin back to the $60,000–$50,000 range,” he cautioned.
Crypto investors weigh opportunity vs. risk
As Bitcoin eyes new highs, investors are split between fear of missing out and fear of volatility. But to Kiyosaki, the answer is clear: Bitcoin is a once-in-a-generation opportunity.
