Robert Kiyosaki says the “biggest financial bubble in history” is about to end in a crash that sends Bitcoin to $750k and Ethereum to $95k within a year, as critics question his methods.
Summary
- Kiyosaki says that the financial bubble that has risen since 2008 will burst soon and predicts Bitcoin at $750,000 and Ethereum at $95,000 within one year of that crash, alongside gold at $35,000 and silver at $200.
- He lists BTC, ETH, gold, and silver as rare “escapes” from fiat, noting that he recently bought another 1 BTC for about $67,000 and says he will buy more even if the price drops to $6,000.
- Critics point to his decade-long record of missed calls and say his numbers lack solid models, but his alarm now comes amid tighter Fed policy and rising national risks.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and one of the most outspoken advocates of the crypto space, has released his most surprising price predictions yet – predicting Bitcoin (BTC) at $750,000 and Ethereum at $95,000 within one year and describing it as an imminent and catastrophic global financial crash.
Speaking at X, Kiyosaki put his view on the theory that the world is approaching “the biggest financial bubble in history” – which he says has been on the rise since the causes of the 2008 financial crisis were written off by momentum and financial expansion rather than structurally resolved. His message was clear: the question is no longer if the crash will happen, but when.
The post-crash price targets Kiyosaki cited are staggering in their scale. For Bitcoin, he projects a rise to $750,000 per coin by the fall – a roughly 10x move from current levels near $69,900. For Ethereum, his $95,000 target implies a gain of roughly 45x where ETH is trading today at around $2,130. He also pointed to gold hitting $35,000 an ounce and silver hitting $200 in the same post-crash window – suggesting a broader review of rare, non-royalty assets as confidence in fiat currencies wanes.
The basic concept Kiyosaki is working on is consistent with his long-held worldview: when the traditional financial system breaks down, assets with limited volume or physical scarcity — Bitcoin, gold, silver — will be the main beneficiaries of the next big flight. He has continued to put his money where his mouth is, recently revealing the purchase of an additional 1 BTC for about $67,000, and said he would consider buying more if prices drop below $6,000.
Critics, however, are quick to note the limitations of Kiyosaki’s record. His crash predictions span more than a decade, with calls for crashes in 2016 and 2020 that didn’t happen as predicted. One response to his recent post on X summed up the skeptic view clearly: his predictions are “big numbers that should attract attention,” with no basis in the way of rigorous financial analysis. Others have pointed out that a major crash rarely comes from a single trigger, but rather from a combination of pressures – tighter monetary policy, debt reduction, and asset repricing – that are already partially reflected in current market conditions.
That said, Kiyosaki’s warnings come at a time when major situations are unusually fraught. The Federal Reserve has held rates steady this week while signaling a few cuts earlier. Political tensions in the Middle East are growing. Bitcoin’s 30-day correlation with equities is at a 2026 high. Regardless of what one thinks of his methodology, the giant site he’s been warning about for years seems to make more sense today than at any time in recent memory.
