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Kiyosaki Backs Saylor's $13M Bitcoin Price Target

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Robert Kiyosaki, known for his financial commentary and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” series, has thrown his weight behind Michael Saylor’s bullish outlook on Bitcoin. Endorsing Saylor’s ambitious $13 million price target, Kiyosaki issued a direct call to action for investors: “Buy bitcoin today. I am.”

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Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, recently voiced strong support for Bitcoin and Michael Saylor’s strategy on X. Kiyosaki cited Saylor’s prediction that Bitcoin could reach $13 million, suggesting that even owning 0.01 BTC could lead to millionaire status. He contrasted Bitcoin’s potential with the “flimsy” value of an MBA degree, urging people to invest in Bitcoin to secure their financial future—something he himself is actively doing.

Saylor, whose company MicroStrategy holds 331,200 BTC, predicts Bitcoin could range between $3 million and $49 million by 2045, emphasizing its role as a key treasury asset. MicroStrategy recently announced its “21/21 Plan”, a $42 billion initiative to expand Bitcoin holdings through equity and fixed-income offerings.

Defending Saylor against gold advocate Peter Schiff—without naming him—Kiyosaki commended Saylor’s investment success and described him as a “genius.” While Kiyosaki invests on a smaller scale, he noted Bitcoin’s role in improving his company’s finances and job security during economic uncertainty.

Source: creat.vista.com

Source: creat.vista.com

A vocal critic of the U.S. Federal Reserve, Kiyosaki has repeatedly condemned the central bank’s policies, describing them as corrupt and responsible for eroding the value of fiat currency. He advocates for diversifying into gold, silver, and Bitcoin as reliable hedges against inflation, currency devaluation, and overall fiat instability. Kiyosaki argues that these assets provide a safeguard against economic uncertainties, offering individuals a means to preserve and grow their wealth outside the traditional financial system.
He often highlights Bitcoin’s transformative potential, not just as an investment but as a tool for achieving financial stability and systemic reform. This aligns with investor Larry

Lepard’s call to “change our money to change the world,” emphasizing the need for a monetary system that is decentralized, transparent, and resistant to manipulation. By championing Bitcoin alongside precious metals, Kiyosaki envisions a future where individuals can reclaim control over their financial destinies and mitigate the risks posed by fiat-driven economic policies.

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