Robert Kiyosaki warns of hyperinflation, praises Bitcoin as a hedge with targets up to $1 million - IcoHolder.

Famous author and economist Robert Kiyosaki sounded the alarm over the U.S. economy in a recent tweet declaring “The End is Here,” as he highlighted what he described as a failed U.S. Treasury bond auction. According to Kiyosaki, private investors and foreign governments largely shunned the sale, forcing the Federal Reserve to step in and purchase $50 billion worth of bonds with newly created funds. He derided this intervention as “fake money buying fake assets,” arguing that it underscores deep flaws in the financial system.

Kiyosaki’s warning extends beyond the auction itself, as he predicts that unchecked money printing will usher in a period of hyperinflation. “Hyperinflation is here,” he asserted, cautioning that runaway price increases could rapidly erode household savings and devastate both young and old Americans. He warned that the dollar itself teeters on the brink of collapse if current fiscal policies continue unchecked.

Amid these dire forecasts, Kiyosaki offered a prescription for preserving wealth: hard assets. He maintained that gold and silver remain reliable hedges, forecasting gold at $25 000 per ounce and silver at $70. Yet it was Bitcoin that drew his strongest endorsement. Kiyosaki predicted that as confidence in the dollar wanes, investors will flock to digital assets, driving Bitcoin’s price to between $500 000 and $1 million.

Bitcoin’s unique characteristics, he argued, make it particularly suited to withstand monetary debasement. With a capped supply and no central authority controlling issuance, Bitcoin offers an alternative to government-managed currencies. Kiyosaki recently reiterated a more immediate target of $250 000 for Bitcoin this year, noting that it is already trading near its all-time high, at roughly $106 651 and commanding a market valuation of about $2.11 trillion.

Whether Kiyosaki’s forecasts prove prescient or overly alarmist, his warnings tap into growing unease over fiscal deficits and central bank policies. As debates over the future of money intensify, his advocacy for Bitcoin as a safe harbor underscores the expanding role of cryptocurrencies in discussions of global financial stability.