Robert Kiyosaki Backs Saylor's $13M Bitcoin Prediction
February 26, 2025 at 6:20 PMby The Block Whisperer
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Kiyosaki backs Saylor's outrageous $13M Bitcoin prediction, suggesting mass adoption could drive 700x growth despite skepticism from traditional finance.
The Bitcoin price targets just keep getting crazier, this time with Robert Kiyosaki jumping on Twitter to back Michael Saylor's mind-bending $13 million Bitcoin prediction.
The "Rich Dad Poor Dad" author is all in on what might be the most bullish Bitcoin forecast we've ever seen.
If he’s even half right, we’ll all be driving lambos in no time.
Saylor's logic actually sounds almost reasonable if you squint hard enough.
He sees Bitcoin jumping 700x if adoption grows from the current 0.1% to a still-modest 7% of the population.
This is… surprisingly conservative in the grand scheme of things.
It follows the classic S-curve adoption model that transformed the internet from niche to necessity.
Saylor is talking about Bitcoin becoming the digital version of what gold was for the last 5,000 years, and if computers keep on computing, he might not be far off.
Kiyosaki isn't just passively agreeing, either – he's shouting it from the digital rooftops.
"$13 million Bitcoin:….according to Michael Saylor. I believe he is right. He is one smart boy," he tweeted back in November when BTC was just $90K.
The financial guru even did the math for his followers: buy 0.01 BTC today, and you're potentially a millionaire in the not-so-distant future.
This is the same guy who used to push real estate as the ultimate investment but is now betting on digital scarcity as the new housing market.
However, Bitcoin is sitting well below $100K today, down from its all-time highs.
However, it’s still up roughly 130% from last year, making traditional investments look like savings accounts.
The recent pullback hasn't dampened the enthusiasm of these mega-bulls one bit – they're viewing any dip as the last chance to board the rocket before it leaves orbit.
The institutional money keeps flowing in like never before.
BlackRock, Fidelity, and Vanguard are fighting for their share of the Bitcoin pie through spot ETFs.
Meanwhile, national debt and money printing concerns have regular investors looking for inflation hedges.
With only 21 million coins ever possible and nearly 19 million already mined, the supply squeeze math looks compelling.
Even Bitcoin maximalists are raising eyebrows at the $13 million target, though.
The volatility still scares off traditional investors who can't handle 20% swings in a day, and regulators could still throw wrenches in the works, especially as Bitcoin grows more influential.
And let's not forget the environmental FUD that resurfaces every time Bitcoin pumps.
Kiyosaki did try to one-up Saylor, suggesting that 0.01 BTC ($675) might be a better investment than an MBA costing up to $200K.
It's the ultimate flex against traditional education from a guy who's made his fortune telling people to skip the conventional path.
The crypto crowd is eating it up, while traditional finance types are having collective aneurysms.
It's either the boldest financial advice of our time or the peak of crypto delusion.
These wild predictions have been wrong before – but they've also sometimes been too conservative.
When Saylor first went all-in on Bitcoin, people thought $100K was absurd.
Whether we see $13 million or not, one thing's certain – Bitcoin isn't going away, and the big question is where is the ultimate top for the new digital gold?
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