Bitcoin has climbed back to around $84,500 after a sharp drop earlier this month that took the price down to $74,434. The recovery has caught the market’s attention, especially as Robert Kiyosaki’s bullish Bitcoin prediction is fueling fresh debate.
What lies ahead? Let’s jump in.
Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, believes Bitcoin is heading much higher. He’s predicting a year-end target of at least $180,000—and says the price could even go beyond $200,000.
Kiyosaki recently pointed to key trends across markets. Gold has reached record highs, silver demand is climbing, and Bitcoin continues to rise. He says these signals are showing us what’s really going on beneath the surface. According to him, the major crash he warned about for years is now starting to unfold.
In his latest comments, Kiyosaki said the US dollar is losing value. He believes people holding stocks, bonds, and mutual funds are watching their savings shrink. He places the blame on large financial institutions and warns that average investors are the ones paying the price.
To protect themselves, he urges people to shift their money into gold, silver, and Bitcoin—assets he believes offer protection as the financial system weakens.
Kiyosaki also points to growing signs of economic trouble in 2025. Credit card debt has reached record highs, unemployment is rising, and retirement savings like 401(k)s and pensions are under pressure. He says these trends match what he warned about in books like Rich Dad’s Prophecy, Fake, and Who Stole My Pension.
According to him, the US is at risk of entering what he calls a “Greater Depression”—a deep, long-lasting economic crisis driven by systemic issues in the financial system.
According to Coinpedia Markets, Bitcoin’s recovery has given traders some hope. The support zone between $82,000 and $83,000 is holding for now, but resistance around $87,500 remains strong. If Bitcoin can’t break above that level with convincing buying volume, it could pull back again toward $81,000.
Analysts Say Pullback Is Normal After January Highs
While Bitcoin recently dipped below $80,000, analysts say the overall trend still looks healthy. After reaching a high of $108,786 in January, the current price action is being viewed as a natural correction within a larger bullish cycle.
As long as key support levels remain intact, traders and long-term investors are staying positive about Bitcoin’s outlook in the months ahead.
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