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Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin price rally to $120,000 amidst rising inflation in the US

  • Robert Kiyosaki garnered support for Bitcoin in a recent tweet, predicting BTC price rally to $120,000. 
  • Kiyosaki’s opinion is influenced by rising inflation in the US and the recent announcement by the BRICS nation. 
  • Standard Chartered recently issued a $50,000 prediction for Bitcoin price by the end of 2023 and $120,000 by the end of 2024.

Robert Kiyosaki, an American entrepreneur and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, voiced his support for Bitcoin. Kiyosaki told his 2.4 million followers in a recent tweet that Bitcoin price is likely to climb to $120,000.

Kiyosaki has emerged as a strong supporter of Bitcoin in the past too, citing rising inflation and the changing state of the US economy.

Also read: Singapore starts shifting stance on cryptocurrencies amidst US SEC crackdown

Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin price rally to $120,000

American millionaire Robert Kiyosaki provides personal finance and business education to people. Kiyosaki is popular as a Bitcoin supporter and in a recent tweet, the millionaire predicted a massive price rally in the asset.

The Rich Dad Poor Dad author believes the BTC price is likely to rally to $120,000. 

Kiyosaki explained that in August 2023, BRICS nations, a group of developing countries including Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa, are set to announce a gold-backed currency. The millionaire noted how the rising inflation in the US is likely to push Bitcoin to $120,000 in 2024.

Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin price prediction is in line with Standard Chartered’s BTC price expectation for 2024.

The investment bank ramped up its BTC price prediction for 2023, setting a target of $50,000 by the end of 2023 and $120,000 for 2024, according to a Bloomberg report. The giant’s prediction implies BTC price is likely to quadruple within the next year. Standard Chartered expects miners to reduce their sales of the token and see a spike in profitability. These factors could drive BTC to the target of $120,000 next year.


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Ekta Mourya has extensive experience in fundamental and on-chain analysis, particularly focused on impact of macroeconomics and central bank policies on cryptocurrencies.

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