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Exactly. Leveraging debt isn’t necessarily bad if done strategically. As for Bitcoin hitting $250K, it’s definitely a bold call, but given the right market conditions, it’s not impossible. Let’s see how things unfold |
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I like this guy to be honest and more even before. While the internet algorithm is getting me his videos and interviews how he's vocal and openly to the public telling he likes more Bitcoin and then silver. Everyone knows his book, the rich dad, poor dad and then he's also known that he's got a billion dollar in debt. So, why he'd be sitting in debt and talking financially good about his investments when he's that got a lot of debt? Yeah, he can pay that with all of his assets and his way of talking is to leverage debt. But thinking about such deep debt, I'm starting to feel something off about him.
Good point about his strategy with leveraging debt. it’s a unique approach that not everyone would feel comfortable with. Still, his advocacy for Bitcoin does help bring more attention to it, even if his financial tactics raise some eyebrows |
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He only joined Bitcoin market since the last market cycle, Really surprised if thats the case as he has been predicting the fall of the dollar seems like 20 years along with a whole load of despicable brat pack type doomers that I know of and have followed for some time. Robert's particular vintage is buy property and write it off against taxes and so on, play that game makes you rich apparently though I imagine it also makes you broke if more security is required in a down turn for prices, empty houses etc. 250k is pretty dam mild, thats the first impression that strikes me and I could be wrong but it feels light going for this pedigree of doomster. I mean, I could call 250k as reasonable for a peak price and most of the time Im super boring, pessimistic and I've lost out out plenty times previous expecting lower prices for BTC then actually happens. The main deal is timing, if BTC peaks this early, now, the next few months then its fallen short no doubt forget the actual price its like a wet firework that didnt quite go off. That could happen but I dont see why it should just yet. The alternative is a positive feedback type hype blow off top and that kind of price is higher then 250k surely but maybe Ive swung too far expecting too much. I only really care about the averages and lows, the peaks often are hard to trade anyway. Interesting take on the timing! I agree that if BTC peaks too early, it might feel underwhelming regardless of the price. A blow-off top scenario would indeed push the price higher than $250K, but as you said, timing is everything |
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I really admire this guy for all the books of his that I’ve read, but when it comes to Bitcoin, I’m not exactly a fan since he joined the scene a bit late. That said, his bullish prediction is definitely something people will love, especially if they believe Bitcoin can actually hit that price this year. It’s not unrealistic, though, given the bullish momentum right now, Bitcoin could really pump, and we’ve still got 11 months left in the year for it to happen.
Rich Dad, Poor Dad guy - his book is unforgettable,.
Agreed, his books are iconic and have inspired many, but I get your point about him being late to the Bitcoin party. Still, his bullish stance might help onboard more people who trust his views. With the current momentum, 11 months is a long time. let’s see if the market delivers!
I think I've heard this statement before, if I remember Robert Kiyosaki made the same or similar statement a few months ago.
Anyway, I agree with him that Bitcoin is the way to get rich and that everyone who didn't buy Bitcoin will regret it in the future and I agree with him that the price of Bitcoin will reach $250K but not in 2025, in my personal opinion this number is unlikely to be reached this year.
Of course, as a Bitcoin lover, I hope that we will see this number in 2025, but most likely Bitcoin will not exceed $150K this year in my personal opinion, I hope I am wrong.
Good point! His prediction might be optimistic for 2025, but even $150K would be a huge milestone. It’s always interesting to see differing opinions on timelines, but ultimately, long-term Bitcoin adoption seems inevitable [moderator's note: consecutive posts merged] |
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Yes .... Good point, Becassine. It’s true that Kiyosaki wasn’t an early adopter or advocate for Bitcoin, and his initial focus was indeed on gold and silver. However, I think his shift over the years shows a recognition of Bitcoin’s growing relevance, particularly as concerns about fiat currencies and inflation have intensified. Kiyosaki’s more recent stance seems to go beyond just hedging against economic uncertainty; he now frames Bitcoin as an accessible way for individuals to build wealth ("the people’s money"). While he still advises diversification (gold, silver, Bitcoin), his confidence in Bitcoin has grown significantly, as seen in his bold price predictions. It’s also worth noting that Kiyosaki emphasizes education and caution—his message isn’t just “buy blindly,” but rather to understand the underlying financial shifts. Would you say this evolution in his opinions reflects Bitcoin’s broader adoption and acceptance, or is it more about Kiyosaki adapting his narrative to remain relevant in the shifting investment landscape? |
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Robert Kiyosaki predicts bitcoin will hit $250,000 by 2025, reveals he’s buying more, and calls it a simple path to wealth amid economic instability.
Robert Kiyosaki Explains Why Bitcoin Is the Road to Riches
Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has reiterated his bullish stance on bitcoin. His book, a global bestseller with over 32 million copies sold, has established him as a leading voice in financial education. Known for his criticism of fiat currencies and advocacy for alternative assets, Kiyosaki remains vocal about the opportunities he sees in bitcoin.
Kiyosaki posted on X on Jan. 15, predicting bitcoin will reach $250,000 in 2025 and stating he is buying more. His statement reflects confidence in the cryptocurrency’s potential, as it trades at approximately $104,523 as of mid-January, after hitting an all-time high in December. Analysts have linked bitcoin’s recent surge to spot bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs), which have drawn significant institutional interest, and the anticipation of pro-cryptocurrency policies under President-elect Donald Trump’s administration.
Robert Kiyosaki Predicts $250K Bitcoin in 2025 – He's Buying More Today
A day earlier, on Jan. 14, Kiyosaki shared his broader perspective on BTC, stating:
Why I love bitcoin: As an old guy, you had to be very smart to get rich. Bitcoin makes getting rich easy.
“All you have to do is buy one satoshi and HODL. The only people who cannot get rich with bitcoin are stupid,” the famous author added.
Over the years, Kiyosaki has consistently predicted substantial price increases for bitcoin, previously forecasting that it could reach $500,000 in the long term. Last week, he said: “My price prediction for bitcoin 2025: $175,000 to $350,000.” He advises his audience to invest and hold the cryptocurrency, emphasizing its potential to serve as a hedge against inflation and economic instability.
The acclaimed author has also been a vocal critic of traditional fiat currencies, often referring to them as “fake money.” He warns of an impending financial crisis, citing concerns over rising debt levels and rampant money printing. “The U.S. dollar is toast. Buy gold, silver, bitcoin,” he stated in previous posts. His warnings align with his broader view that the current financial system is unsustainable, and he encourages individuals to secure their wealth with assets like bitcoin and precious metals.
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The world of meme coins never fails to surprise us. From Dogecoin to Shiba Inu and the rise of Pepe and now Trump and all look a likes, each hype cycle seems to bring something fresh and unexpected. But what do you think the next big meme coin will be? Which trends will drive the hype in 2025?
Here are a few questions to kick off the discussion:
1️⃣ Will it be another animal-themed coin? Or maybe something completely different, like AI-related memes or retro gaming?
2️⃣ How important are social media and influencers in creating a viral coin?
3️⃣ Are there any coins or concepts you’ve seen that could become the next "Doge"?
Personally, I think AI memes have a strong chance. With the popularity of tools like ChatGPT and MidJourney, imagine a coin that goes viral because it claims to be "created by AI." 🤖
I'm curious about your predictions and ideas! Let’s brainstorm what the next big meme hype will look like. 🚀
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It seems like there are mixed experiences with ticket purchasing, which might point to specific configurations or setup issues. For those encountering problems, ensuring you're running the latest version (e.g. dcrwallet v2.0.5) and performing a transaction rescan can help resolve some issues. The Matrix support channel is also a good resource for troubleshooting
While I agree that high ticket prices can be discouraging for broader adoption, it's crucial to differentiate between technical bugs and intentional actions. If the issue persists, it would help to have detailed reports to escalate this more effectively with the developers
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If it is New Lucky, then it is incorrect to use the same name, symbol, logo and story.
To say nothing of taking over old Luckycoin web domains and editing old Coinmarketcap listing. If the coin is new, then it is incorrect that domains, story, name, logo are not new and the same one with original LKY, no matter died it or dormant.
AFAIK that's what CMC goes by: what the owner of the originally-linked domain says. I realize we are now totally off-topic, but despite whatever any shit-for-brains on Twitter has to say, I had nothing to do with the LKY relaunch. I just thought it was cool that they attempted to integrate a piece of the old blockchain, which makes it inherently a more worthy "revival" than Bells. Then I learned New Lucky was forked from New Bells, which was forked from Dogecoin. So everything is totally ass backward, and you should feel bad if you buy any of this "revival" garbage. Buy NMC instead. Its merge-mined with BTC, it has "NFTs", and it has a continuous on-chain history since 2010. Possibly most importantly its free from the shenanigans and lies of the walking trashbags that you take investment advice from. There I made it on-topic again. Your point about continuous on-chain history is well taken, it's one of the major strengths of projects like Namecoin. The lack of integrity in some of these so-called 'revivals' is a huge issue, especially when they recycle branding and logos to mislead users. It's frustrating how this kind of behavior undermines trust in the broader crypto space. That said, the idea of merge-mining with BTC is definitely one of Namecoin's key advantages, but I wonder if its practical utility has been fully realized. Aside from security, do you think there's more that could be done to emphasize Namecoin's unique features, like its role in decentralized naming systems? It feels like it deserves more attention than it's getting |
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CyberCoin is an early-stage, centralized project with scalability and trust concerns due to its reliance on a single server. Decentralization would solve many issues like downtime and attacks. Proceed with caution and prioritize decentralized projects for better security and transparency
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It’s hard to pinpoint the exact site without more details, but as others have mentioned, most "web mining" or cloud mining sites during that time were likely scams or extremely inefficient. If you didn’t control the private keys or own the hardware, it’s almost certain that any mined BTC was either minimal or inaccessible now.
The lesson here is to always prioritize control over your assets. "Not your keys, not your coins" still applies. It’s worth looking into reputable mining pools or projects if you’re still interested in mining today, but be cautious and research thoroughl
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Exactly, this graphic nails it! Bitcoin is known for its steady long-term growth despite short-term volatility, while shitcoins often have one hype-driven peak before disappearing. It’s a great reminder to avoid chasing quick profits and focus on sustainable investments🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀
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Scammers thrive in bull seasons when hype and greed are at their peak. Always verify projects, avoid "too good to be true" promises, and never rush into investments. Stay informed and secure your assets with trusted wallets
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To verify your node on Bitnodes, you just need to allow incoming connections in your Bitcoin Core settings. After that: - Go to https://bitnodes.io/. - Enter your public IP address to check if your node is visible and reachable on the network. This will confirm your node is active and properly connected |
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It depends on your background, but with 6 hours a day, you could gain a solid foundation in 6-12 months. Start with Solidity for smart contracts (popular in Ethereum) and learn Rust if you're interested in Solana or Polkadot. Job opportunities are growing, but focus on building projects to showcase your skills
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Good advice: not your keys, not your coins. If this is true, withdraw your funds ASAP and use a secure wallet. Exchanges are never 100% safe
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That's right. Keep watching the trends
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Sounds like another fun but short-lived memecoin with no real utility. The "for fun" angle and donation plan make it seem more like a gimmick than a serious project. Probably best to enjoy the nostalgia but not take it too seriously
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Diversification is key, but too many altcoins can dilute potential gains. With $5k, I’d suggest picking 5-7 solid projects, enough to spread risk while staying manageable to track. Focus on projects with strong fundamentals, not just hype
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I usually set target prices based on market trends and my investment goals. For me, a 5-10x gain is solid, but I always take some profits on the way up to minimize risk. Holding for 30x is tempting, but it’s also a gamble. Better safe than sorry
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