Bitcoin prices slipped, but investor and author Robert Kiyosaki reportedly added to his holdings by purchasing another BTC at $67,000 via X, despite the recent decline. He cited mounting U.S. debt and the Federal Reserve’s potential to print trillions of dollars as reasons the dollar’s value could fall.
With Bitcoin’s supply capped at 21 million, he argued that the cryptocurrency’s scarcity could drive future value gains, suggesting Bitcoin may become a superior asset to gold once the cap is reached. He noted that the impending mining of the 21 millionth Bitcoin could mark a turning point, potentially elevating Bitcoin above gold as an investment.
Beyond the price move, he warned that US debt could undermine the dollar. He argued that the so-called big print may begin soon, reinforcing his bullish stance on Bitcoin as a store of value relative to traditional fiat assets.
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