Robert Kiyosaki Predicts Wealth Gap to Widen as Bitcoin Surges

Robert Kiyosaki, the celebrated author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, predicts a growing divide between the wealthy and the rest as Bitcoin approaches a critical price threshold. In a recent post on X, the well-known Bitcoin advocate emphasized the increasing importance of saving in Bitcoin and precious metals over fiat currencies.

Kiyosaki’s message resonates with his long-standing belief that traditional currencies depreciate over time, leaving savers at a disadvantage. “Savers are losers… because cash is trash,” he reiterated, warning that once Bitcoin crosses $100,000, it will become unattainable for many.

The Wealth Ladder and Bitcoin’s Role

Kiyosaki envisions Bitcoin as a gateway for the rich to consolidate their wealth further. He argues that the poor and middle class risk being left behind if they fail to invest early in Bitcoin, gold, or silver. He wrote:

“Once Bitcoin passes $100,000, it will be almost impossible for the poor and middle class to catch up. The horse will be out of the barn and running.”

He also highlighted that after Bitcoin reaches this milestone, only large entities like corporations, banks, and sovereign wealth funds will have the purchasing power to make significant acquisitions. This shift, according to Kiyosaki, will create an irreversible wealth divide.

Kiyosaki recently revealed his ambition to accumulate 100 Bitcoin, regardless of its price. This reflects his unwavering confidence in Bitcoin’s potential to act as a hedge against inflation and a store of value.

Currently, Bitcoin trades at $95,204, edging closer to the $100,000 mark. Kiyosaki’s advice is clear: act now to avoid being left out. “FOMO (fear of missing out) is good. Don’t be left behind,” he urged, encouraging individuals to take steps toward financial independence.