Overview
- Robert Kiyosaki used a Nov. 9 post on X to predict Bitcoin at $250,000 by 2026 and to warn of a massive crash while saying he is buying, not selling.
- He also listed targets of $27,000 for gold and $100 for silver, and he cited $60 for Ethereum, a figure widely questioned as a likely error given ETH’s current price history.
- Kiyosaki repeated his long‑running critique of the Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury, described fiat as fake dollars, and credited Jim Rickards for his gold target.
- He characterized Bitcoin as digital gold and described Ethereum as infrastructure for stablecoins and a new financial network, echoing arguments associated with Tom Lee.
- Analysts highlighted supportive on‑chain context such as Bitcoin’s MVRV ratio near 1.8, a level that previously preceded rebounds of roughly 30% to 50%, while noting skepticism about Kiyosaki’s forecasts.