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Bitcoin to $250,000? ‘Rich Dad, Poor Dad’ Author Kiyosaki Drops Epic New Price Prediction

Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the bestselling book *Rich Dad, Poor Dad*, is once again warning of a “massive crash” on the horizon. However, unlike many investors who might panic, Kiyosaki is doing the opposite — he is buying, not selling.

In his latest post, the 78-year-old investor outlined his bold targets for 2026:
– $27,000 for gold
– $250,000 for Bitcoin
– $100 for silver
– $60 for Ethereum

The Ethereum target immediately caused some confusion. Ethereum has not traded anywhere near double digits in years, leading many to assume that Kiyosaki meant either $6,000 or $60,000 — figures that would better align with long-term cryptocurrency forecasts and his previously optimistic stance on digital assets.

Kiyosaki explains that his journey with gold began in 1971, the year President Nixon removed the dollar’s gold backing. According to him, this was the moment “real money went into hiding.” He believes that the inflation spikes, monetary bailouts, and endless debt expansion that followed are all consequences of that significant decision.

With this perspective, Kiyosaki’s logic spans across asset classes:
– Bitcoin represents digital gold.
– Ethereum powers the new monetary network.

Both, he says, move according to what he calls the “laws of money,” rather than political cycles.

Kiyosaki accuses the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve of violating these fundamental laws by printing “fake dollars” to fund government spending. While many investors are selling off assets, Kiyosaki continues accumulating gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum — even during market crashes. He insists that real wealth is built during times of fear, not euphoria.

In his view, the next market downturn won’t destroy wealth; instead, it will reveal who actually holds money that cannot be printed.
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