Bitcoin’s Bullish Forecasts: Kiyosaki and Saylor See $1M by 2030/10 Years, Higher Targets Set
Financial educator Robert Kiyosaki and MicroStrategy co-founder Michael Saylor both forecast Bitcoin (BTC) reaching $1 million within the next decade, reinforcing its role as a safe-haven asset. In a June 18 post, Kiyosaki—who bought his first BTC at $6 000—stressed that accumulating the largest quantity of Bitcoin, gold and silver will define wealth through future economic cycles. Saylor told Bloomberg BTC could hit $1 million in ten years and even $13 million by 2045, citing BTC’s 21 million fixed supply, decentralization and growing US regulatory clarity under appointees like Paul Atkins. He envisions tokenizing $500 trillion of global assets on blockchain with Bitcoin as the settlement currency. Critics warn of political hurdles—smaller economies losing monetary tools and exporters affected by exchange rates. Saylor also highlighted Solaxy (SOLX), a Layer-2 DeFi presale project offering scalable, low-cost trading. These high-profile endorsements and target forecasts—from Kiyosaki, Saylor, Cathie Wood’s Ark Invest ($2.4 million bull case) to Jack Dorsey and Eric Trump—could drive buying interest and reinforce Bitcoin’s inflation-hedge narrative.
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High-profile forecasts by Kiyosaki and Saylor strengthen Bitcoin’s narrative as an inflation hedge and store of value. Kiyosaki’s emphasis on accumulating safe-haven assets and Saylor’s detailed tokenization plan, plus potential regulatory clarity, are likely to boost trading interest and demand. The combination of decade-long $1 million targets and even more ambitious projections ($2.4 million from Ark Invest; $13 million from Saylor) signals sustained bullish sentiment, potentially driving both short-term volatility and long-term upward momentum.