Robert Kiyosaki Claims Bitcoin Makes Getting Rich “So Easy” as Supply Dwindles

• Robert Kiyosaki says owning just 0.01 Bitcoin could make investors rich within two years.
• Kiyosaki believes Bitcoin’s limited supply will drive its price into the “Banana Zone.”
• Citing key economic laws, he links lasting wealth to sound money and strong networks.

Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has declared that Bitcoin has made wealth accumulation easier than ever before. He expressed disbelief that more people aren’t taking advantage of the opportunity. In a recent X post, Kiyosaki suggested that even owning 0.01 Bitcoin could make investors “very rich” within two years.

“I cannot believe how easy Bitcoin has made getting rich…so easy. Why everyone is not buying and holding Bitcoin is beyond me,” Kiyosaki wrote. He emphasized that even small Bitcoin holdings could become “priceless” as supply constraints drive prices higher.

The financial educator pointed to Bitcoin’s limited supply as a key driver of future price appreciation. “There are only 1 or 2 million Bitcoins left to be mined…and the price will go as Raoul Pal describes as into the ‘Banana Zone,'” he stated. 

Kiyosaki urged followers not to be a “yellow banana” and miss what he calls “the easiest time in history to become rich and financially free.” He recommended the following content from Bitcoin advocates like Raoul Pal, Michael Saylor , Anthony Pompliano, and Bitcoin Zella to understand “the future of money.”

Two Laws Guide Kiyosaki’s Investment Strategy

In a separate post from May 25, Kiyosaki shared two fundamental laws that he believes determine financial success or failure. He argued that most poor people remain poor because they break these critical principles.

The first principle, Gresham’s Law, states that “when bad money enters a system, good money goes into hiding.” Kiyosaki applied this concept to his famous Rich Dad Poor Dad, teaching that “savers are losers.

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The second principle, Metcalf’s Law, focuses on the power of networks. Kiyosaki compared McDonald’s franchise network to individual burger restaurants, and FedEx’s delivery network to single-truck operations, explaining why networked businesses create more wealth.

Kiyosaki also referenced MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor’s investment philosophy. The author’s comments come as Bitcoin continues trading above $109,000, emphasizing the asset’s network effects and limited supply.