R. Kiyosaki States That ‘0.01 Bitcoin’ Could Lead to Wealth; Here’s Its Equivalent Value in Dollars

‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ author Robert Kiyosaki is doubling down on Bitcoin (BTC), again.

In a post on X (formerly Twitter) on Monday, May 26, Kiyosaki called the leading cryptocurrency the simplest path to wealth creation today, writing:

“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.”

The finance guru acknowledged Bitcoin’s volatility but dismissed it as part of the deal, adding, “sure Bitcoin goes up and down… but so does real life.” Notably, with BTC trading at $109,949 at press time, .01 BTC is currently worth $1,099.

He went on to highlight the scarcity of Bitcoin, noting that only 1–2 million BTC are left to be mined, which could accelerate its value trajectory. Quoting macro investor Raoul Pal, Kiyosaki said Bitcoin is entering what Pal calls the “Banana Zone”—a phase of explosive price movement.

“Don’t be a yellow banana,” Kiyosaki warned. “Open your eyes and your mind and listen to people like Raoul Pal, Michael Saylor, Anthony Pompliano… then follow content on Bitcoin Zella and look into the future of money.”

Kiyosaki’s latest remarks follow a separate post from May 21, where he doubled down on his long-standing critique of fiat currencies and debt instruments—specifically U.S. bonds.

Reacting to Moody’s downgrade of the U.S. credit outlook, he compared U.S. Treasuries to “toilet paper,” writing:

“As you know I have been a broken record pleading with people to buy real gold, silver, and Bitcoin… no ETFs,” he wrote. “ETFs are more expensive toilet paper. When Moody’s downgraded U.S. toilet paper… I feel vindicated.”

He continued:

“Central banks are dumping U.S. bonds to buy gold, and no one wants to buy more U.S. toilet paper. America is in serious trouble.”

Previously he had forecasted Bitcoin reaching $500,000 to $1 million over the next several years, driven by rising inflation, weakening trust in the U.S. dollar, and growing institutional adoption. More recently, he revised his 2025 price target to between $180,000 and $200,000, still suggesting significant upside from current levels.

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