Author Robert Kiyosaki Sets Bitcoin Price at $200K by the End of 2025

The Bitcoin (BTC) network took the entire market to the next level. The king coin’s rise above $100,000 came in as a major bullish factor to the entire ecosystem. BTC has struggled throughout the years in terms of price growth and reputation. The asset failed to retain itself over the $50,000 mark for the longest time. In addition, snarky comments from leaders across the globe added to BTC’s misery. The end of 2024 was, however, a game changer. The asset sprang up above $100,000, creating a new string of emotions among investors. While the year started on a good note, the community is curious about how Bitcoin would end 2025.

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Is $200,000 A Feasible Target For Bitcoin?

Bitcoin bull and finance guru Robert Kiyosaki has set a fresh price target for Bitcoin for the end of 2025. According to an April 20 X post, the author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad” thinks that by the end of the year, the price of the king coin may reach $180,000 to $200,000.

BITCOIN is $84k today. Strongly believe Bitcoin will reach $180k to $200k in 2025.

What do you think?

— Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) April 20, 2025

This isn’t the first time that Kiyosaki has set a bullish target for the world’s largest cryptocurrency. Not too long ago, the author noted that Bitcoin could surge to a high of $1,000,000 by the year 2035. His 2035 price prediction would represent a huge rise of 1,044.29%.

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How Is The King Coin Faring Today?

At the time of writing, Bitcoin was trading at $87,246.88. This comes after a 3.34% throughout the past 24 hours. The entire market seems to have started an upward trajectory as BTC went from trading at a low of $84,181.82 to a high of $87,774.06 during this period. Considering its current price level, the world’s largest cryptocurrency will have to rise by 129.24% in order to reach a high of $200,000.

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