Kiyosaki Bitcoin price forecast: BTC $750k & ETH $95k post-crash, plus gold/silver targets
Mainstream crypto advocate Robert Kiyosaki warns that the “biggest financial bubble in history” is set to burst, triggering a global crash. In his Bitcoin price forecast, he expects BTC to reach $750,000 and ETH to hit $95,000 within about one year after the crash, alongside gold at $35,000/oz and silver at $200. He frames BTC, ETH and precious metals as scarce “escape hatches” as confidence in fiat weakens.
He also disclosed buying another 1 BTC around $67,000 and said he would consider more if BTC falls to $6,000. Critics note his past crash calls (including 2016 and 2020) missed, and argue the Bitcoin price forecast relies on attention-grabbing numbers rather than rigorous modeling. Still, the article links Kiyosaki’s warning to a potentially tougher macro backdrop: the Fed held rates steady with fewer-cut signals, Middle East risks have risen, and BTC’s 30-day correlation with equities is at its highest level in 2026. For traders, this may act as a bullish sentiment catalyst—but also a reminder that if a macro “crash” narrative gains traction, risk assets can reprice fast.
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Kiyosaki’s BTC $750k and ETH $95k targets are primarily a high-profile, speculative sentiment signal rather than a consensus forecast. The later article adds potentially relevant macro context—Fed keeping rates steady with fewer-cut expectations, rising geopolitical risk, and BTC’s highest equity-correlation in 2026—which can make traders more sensitive to a “crash” narrative. Short term, this could buoy risk appetite around upside headlines, but the same macro backdrop also raises the odds of fast downside repricing if equities/macro risk deteriorate. Long term, the “escape hatch” framing may support demand narratives for BTC/ETH, yet credibility concerns from prior missed calls limit how strongly traders should follow the specific price targets.