Bitcoin (BTC) may reach $1 million (approximately 1.39 billion won) as early as 2030, according to a forecast. Financial expert Robert Kiyosaki, well-known as the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad", recently shared this outlook on his social media, emphasizing that "real wealthy people focus on Bitcoin holdings rather than its price".
Kiyosaki stated that "while Bitcoin's price is important, for long-term asset formation, how many Bitcoins one holds is even more crucial". He suggests a strategy of viewing Bitcoin as a 'future currency' and steadily purchasing and holding it from a long-term perspective, rather than being swayed by price fluctuations.
He has made similar claims in the past, previously predicting that Bitcoin could rise to $250,000 (approximately 347.5 million won) this year. Additionally, he has suggested that even holding 0.01 BTC could potentially create future wealth, based on Bitcoin's scarcity and value as digital gold.
Kiyosaki is famous for predicting the 2008 financial crisis and has consistently recommended investing in cryptocurrencies, gold, and silver. He maintains a critical stance on the inflation risks of fiat currencies and the sustainability of government fiscal policies, viewing Bitcoin as a means of 'financial independence'.
Meanwhile, Bitcoin's recent market trend shows a relatively stable short-term performance, but significant volatility is anticipated depending on the US election and Federal Reserve policy. As more institutions and individual investors recognize Bitcoin as a long-term investment asset, Kiyosaki's '$1 million thesis' could gain traction.
Ultimately, Kiyosaki's message suggests that how quickly and how much Bitcoin one acquires could create future asset disparities, calling for a shift in perspective to view Bitcoin as a strategic asset rather than a speculative instrument.
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