Robert Kiyosaki once again proved how pro-Bitcoin a person he is. In a recent post on X, the Rich Dad Poor Dad author said he “cannot believe how easy Bitcoin has made getting rich… so easy.”
He questioned why more people aren’t buying and holding, saying that even 0.01 of a Bitcoin could become “priceless in two years.”
“Sure, Bitcoin goes up and down… but so does real life,” he wrote, brushing off concerns about volatility.
Kiyosaki pointed out that there are only 1 to 2 million Bitcoins left to be mined, and once that supply dries up, the price could explode. He referenced macro investor Raoul Pal’s term for this phase — the “Banana Zone” — describing a rapid, almost vertical price surge.
His advice? Don’t be a “yellow banana.” In other words, don’t sit back and miss out on what he sees as the biggest financial opportunity of our time. “Open your eyes and your mind,” he said, urging people to pay attention to voices like Raoul Pal, Michael Saylor, and Anthony Pompliano. He also suggested following Bitcoin Zella for more Bitcoin insights.
Kiyosaki has been a longtime Bitcoin supporter, but he recently doubled down with a bold prediction: Bitcoin will hit $250,000 by 2025. As gold edges closer to the $5,000 mark, Kiyosaki said he still prefers Bitcoin — and he explained exactly why.
“One reason why I trust Bitcoin is there are only ever going to be 21 million,” he posted. “I own gold and silver mines and oil wells. If the price of gold, silver, or oil goes up, I just mine or drill more. I can’t do that with Bitcoin.”
For Kiyosaki, Bitcoin’s fixed supply makes it the ultimate store of value — and, in his view, the smartest bet for the future of money.
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