Rich Dad Poor Dad Author Says Current Bitcoin Market Offers Easiest Path to Wealth in History #CriptoNews

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• Robert Kiyosaki claims it’s the “easiest time in history to become rich” through Bitcoin and predicts even 0.01 BTC will be “priceless” in two years
• Bitcoin traded around $109,600 Sunday after recovering from a dip caused by Trump’s threatened 50% EU tariff, which was later walked back
• Kiyosaki has made previous Bitcoin price predictions, including $300,000 by 2024 and $350,000 by 2025
• One Bitcoin now equals the value of one kilogram of gold, intensifying the Bitcoin vs gold investment debate
• Analyst Arthur Azizov warns Bitcoin could reach $130,000 but also fall to $50,000-$60,000 during corrections

Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has made another bold prediction about Bitcoin’s future. The financial educator says even owning 0.01 Bitcoin could make investors “very rich” within two years.

“Why everyone is not buying and holding Bitcoin is beyond me,”

Kiyosaki tweeted Sunday night. He called the current period the “easiest time in history to become rich and financially free” through Bitcoin investment.

His comments came as Bitcoin traded around $109,600 on Sunday. The cryptocurrency had recovered from an earlier dip caused by President Trump’s threatened 50% tariff on European Union goods. Trump later walked back the timeline for the proposed tariff after speaking with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen.

I cannot believe how easy Bitcoin has made getting rich…so easy.

Why everyone is not buying and holding Bitcoin is beyond me.

Even .01 of a Bitcoin is going to be priceless in two years…. and maybe make you very rich.

Sure Bitcoin goes up and down….but so does real life.…

– Robert Kiyosaki (@therealkiyosaki) May 26, 2025

The tariff threat had initially rattled markets before Trump’s reversal provided relief. U.S. equity futures rose following the news, with the S&P 500 futures gaining 0.9% and Nasdaq futures climbing.

Kiyosaki has been vocal about Bitcoin for years. In March 2024, he predicted Bitcoin would hit $300,000 by the end of that year. He later revised his forecast to $350,000 by the end of 2025.

The author regularly warns about U.S. monetary instability. He encourages followers to “bail yourself out” by investing in gold, silver, and Bitcoin as protection against economic collapse.

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Bitcoin Reaches Gold Parity

One Bitcoin now equals the value of one kilogram of gold. This parity has intensified debates between supporters of traditional precious metals and digital assets. The comparison highlights Bitcoin’s digital scarcity versus gold’s physical rarity as stores of value.

Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff continues to favor gold over cryptocurrency. He argues that global governments increasingly adopt gold as a reserve asset rather than Bitcoin. Despite this criticism, data shows Bitcoin ownership is growing in the United States.

Approximately 50 million Americans own Bitcoin compared to 37 million who own gold. This shift suggests changing preferences among retail investors toward digital assets.

Expert Opinions and Warnings

Kiyosaki directed his followers to listen to well-known Bitcoin advocates. He specifically mentioned Raoul Pal, Michael Saylor, and Anthony Pompliano as experts worth following. He urged people to “open your eyes and your mind” and “look into the future of money.”

Michael Saylor’s company, formerly MicroStrategy, remains the largest corporate Bitcoin holder. The company disclosed last week it purchased another $764 million worth of Bitcoin. This brought their total holdings to 576,000 coins worth roughly $64 billion.

However, some analysts urge caution as Bitcoin enters uncharted territory. Arthur Azizov, founder of B2 Ventures, noted that price forecasts are now “purely theoretical” since Bitcoin has no historical data beyond current levels.

Azizov believes Bitcoin could reach $130,000 by the end of this year or early next year. But he warned that corrections could easily push prices down to the $50,000-$60,000 range.

Kiyosaki acknowledged Bitcoin’s volatility but compared it to “real life” with its natural ups and downs. He emphasized that only 1-2 million Bitcoin remain to be mined, suggesting scarcity could drive prices higher into what Raoul Pal calls the “Banana zone.”