2026-01-20 05:23:04

Bitcoin has once again become a topic of casual conversation. This time, it’s a bold prediction made by Robert Kiyosaki, the bestselling author of the "Rich Dad" series: by 2028, just 0.01 Bitcoin will be enough to become a millionaire.

What does this statement imply? Let’s break it down.

If this prediction comes true, the price of one Bitcoin would soar to $100 million. From the current price of around $60,000, that would require an increase of over 1,600 times. Less than four years remain. This is not a gentle growth but a complete market restructuring.

Kiyosaki is not someone who speaks offhand. He made accurate real estate predictions before the 2008 financial crisis. His core logic is quite simple: governments print money endlessly, fiat currencies keep depreciating, and only scarce assets can preserve value. Gold, silver, Bitcoin—he has always been steadfast in his attitude toward these assets.

However, for this prediction to come true, several disruptive conditions must be met simultaneously. First, the global fiat currency system must face a severe crisis of trust. Second, Bitcoin’s market cap must completely swallow up gold’s market cap (currently about $14 trillion). Third, Wall Street and sovereign funds worldwide must treat Bitcoin as the ultimate reserve asset for allocation.

Are these conditions possible? To be polite, it’s an open question.

Just look at the comment section to see how divided opinions are. Supporters see Kiyosaki as a fortune-telling prophet, while opponents dismiss him as alarmist. Some believe this is a clear risk warning; others think it’s merely a trigger for a new round of FOMO.

Honestly, whether 0.01 Bitcoin can become a core asset allocation is a question worth serious consideration for everyone. But more importantly, before making decisions, clarify what you truly believe—whether it’s the potential of technological innovation, anxiety about the financial system, or simply the desire for wealth.

2028 is still far away. By then, we will know whether this is a genius insight or just a fantasy. But the discussion itself is already very interesting. What do you think?

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TrustlessMaximalist

· 01-20 05:52

That guy Qingqi is really good at hype, 1600x... For this logic to hold, the global economic system would have to completely collapse.

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GhostInTheChain

· 01-20 05:51

$100 million for one coin? This guy Cleasik really dares to say that, I just like to hear this kind of bold prediction. Let's be more realistic, 1600x in 4 years... Just thinking about it makes my scalp tingle, unless a global financial crisis really happens. But it's not impossible, who knows, black swans always arrive when you least expect them. Cleasik's real estate predictions have indeed been accurate before. This guy isn't just mindless bragging, but Bitcoin swallowing the gold market cap? That scenario is too dreamy to believe. Ah, forget it. Anyway, even 0.01 isn't that cheap now, some people are willing to bet on it. By the way, the most heartbreaking question is—what do you truly believe in, technology, panic, or greed? That question is even more ruthless.

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Blockwatcher9000

· 01-20 05:26

That guy Qingqi is just making a living by selling anxiety. 1600x? Wake up, everyone.

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BridgeTrustFund

· 01-20 05:25

A billion dollars for one Bitcoin? Brother, this prediction must be based on a very pessimistic environment for it to hold. Kiyosaki does have foresight, but 1600 times in 4 years... this is not investing, it's gambling with your life. Honestly, those who are now holding 0.01 Bitcoin, rather than trusting his prophecy, are just betting on the collapse of the financial system. If Wall Street really treats BTC as a reserve asset, fiat currency will be truly finished. What will we use then? Instead of believing in predictions, it's better to understand why you want to buy—whether it's trusting the technology or simply aiming for quick wealth. But discussing this is indeed interesting; at least it's more reliable than the "taking off soon" hype in crypto groups.

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