Rich Dad: Bought a Bitcoin at 67,000 because the Federal Reserve is printing money like crazy, and BTC is almost mined out.

“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki announces he bought one Bitcoin for $67,000, citing the Federal Reserve’s large-scale money printing and Bitcoin’s impending full mining as reasons.
(Background: Bloomberg strategist Mike McGlone warns that by 2025, gold, silver, and US stocks may have risen too much and face correction risk.)
(Additional context: Kiyosaki predicts four major asset target prices: gold at $27,000, silver at $100, Bitcoin at $250,000, and Ethereum at $60,000. He suggests continuing to buy during market crashes.)

Early this morning, Robert Kiyosaki posted on X that he purchased one Bitcoin for $67,000. He gave two reasons:

First, when US debt issues impact the dollar, “massive printing” will begin, and the Federal Reserve will once again print trillions of dollars.

Second, the total supply cap of 21 million Bitcoins is nearing full extraction. When the last Bitcoin is mined, Bitcoin will have an advantage over gold.

Although Bitcoin is crashing, I bought one more whole Bitcoin for $67k.
Why?
Two reasons:
$1 1: Because the big print will start when US debt crashes the dollar and “The Marxist Fed” begins printing trillions of fake dollars.
#2: The magical 21 millionth Bitcoin is…
— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) February 20, 2026

The first point isn’t new and aligns with his long-standing view that fiat currency will collapse.

However, the second point—that Bitcoin is close to fully mined—is somewhat premature. Currently, about 19.98 million Bitcoins have been mined, over 95% of the total supply of 21 million. Only around 100,000+ Bitcoins remain to be mined, but the final Bitcoin isn’t expected until around 2140, so there’s still a long way to go.

The $250,000 Price Prediction: Logic or Wishful Thinking

Kiyosaki predicted at the end of last year that by 2026, Bitcoin could reach $250,000, gold $27,000, and silver $100. Based on his $67,000 purchase price, $250,000 would mean a nearly 3.7x return.

These predictions are based on the assumption that “the biggest stock market crash in history” is imminent. Kiyosaki has repeatedly claimed he predicted this crash as early as 2013, and now he says it is finally “coming true.” His framework is: crash → Fed printing → fiat devaluation → physical assets and Bitcoin surge.

So far, gold and silver have indeed surged in recent months, but Bitcoin has remained weak. Moreover, there’s a critical timing issue with this logic. Kiyosaki has been predicting an imminent crash almost every year.

From 2013 to 2026, his crash prophecy has lasted thirteen years. During this period, the US stock market experienced one of the longest bull runs in history, and Bitcoin went from a few hundred dollars to over a hundred thousand, then back down to around sixty thousand.

Someone who constantly predicts a crash will eventually be right, but that might not be a prediction—just waiting.

The Shelf Life of Celebrity Effect

In the crypto world, the effectiveness of celebrity influence is rapidly diminishing. We’ve seen too many “celebrity pump” scripts: from Elon Musk’s Dogecoin tweets to various stars endorsing NFTs. The market needs not more incentives but transparent, auditable transaction records.

On-chain data is beautiful because it doesn’t lie—provided you’re willing to publicly share your address. Kiyosaki has never done so.