Robert Kiyosaki says Bitcoin may hit $250,000 amid inflation fears

Author and investor Robert Kiyosaki reaffirmed a bullish outlook for Bitcoin, projecting the cryptocurrency could reach $250,000. He linked this forecast to rising inflation, expanding national debt and weakening fiat currencies, warning that governments may resort to additional money‑printing. Kiyosaki also pointed to geopolitical tension involving Iran as a factor that could keep oil prices elevated and further fuel price pressures.

In parallel, he reiterated his high targets for other hard assets—gold at $27,000 and silver at $200 per ounce—positioning these as protection against currency devaluation. His messaging emphasized that entrepreneurs should surround themselves with trusted advisers, including accountants, lawyers, and brokers in precious metals and digital assets, to safeguard long‑term wealth.

Kiyosaki urged investors to allocate funds to “real money” such as gold, silver, Bitcoin and Ethereum, describing them as assets that will retain purchasing power while fiat money loses value.