Bitcoin could be worth over $1 million by 2035, according to Robert Kiyosaki, the best-selling author of Rich Dad, Poor Dad. In a recent post on X, Kiyosaki warned of worsening U.S. debt, rising inflation, and weakening pensions as key signals pointing to a greater financial crisis—and a potential cryptocurrency boom. Alongside Bitcoin, he also projected gold reaching $30,000 and silver at $3,000 per coin by 2035.

Known for his advocacy of “real assets” like gold and silver, Kiyosaki has increasingly included Bitcoin in his strategy to hedge against inflation and long-term economic instability. He emphasized that the U.S. is entering a period of extreme financial strain, citing historic levels of credit card and national debt, rising unemployment, and shrinking retirement accounts.

Kiyosaki isn’t alone in his bullish stance on Bitcoin. Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey predicted in 2024 that Bitcoin could reach $1 million as early as 2030. Prominent trader Michaël van de Poppe echoed that sentiment, though he warned such gains might come with hyperinflation and systemic collapse. Blockstream CEO Adam Back added that if the U.S. government created a Bitcoin reserve, the price could skyrocket.

Even Eric Trump weighed in during a keynote speech in Abu Dhabi in December, pointing to Bitcoin’s scarcity as a major factor that could fuel explosive growth. Meanwhile, Ark Invest’s Cathie Wood suggested in early 2025 that Bitcoin could surpass $1.5 million by 2030 if demand continues rising.

As inflation fears grow and distrust in traditional finance increases, Bitcoin’s $1 million milestone is looking more plausible to both veteran investors and crypto newcomers.