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Story: Robert Kiyosaki Ties Bitcoin’s $750K Target to Buckminster Fuller’s 1983…

By Bruce Buterin

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Fuller's Forecast, Kiyosaki's Interpretation. Fuller's worldview centered on technological innovation as the engine of massive societal change.

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AI as Threat and Opportunity. On artificial intelligence, Kiyosaki's view is more complicated. He's not simply bullish.

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The $750,000 Target and What's Behind It. Kiyosaki's $750,000 Bitcoin call isn't new. He's floated that number before, connected to a…

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Robert Kiyosaki said it plainly: Bitcoin and artificial intelligence are basically the fulfillment of ideas his mentor laid out decades ago. Fuller died in 1983.

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Kiyosaki, the author behind "Rich Dad Poor Dad," has credited R. Buckminster Fuller — futurist, inventor of the geodesic dome, and relentless advocate for doing more with less —…

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Fuller's worldview centered on technological innovation as the engine of massive societal change. He didn't predict Bitcoin specifically — he couldn't have.

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Fuller pushed the idea that fewer resources, applied more intelligently, could generate more wealth and stability for more people.

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Bitcoin is currently trading near $62,773. That's a significant drop from where it was — the asset hit above $126,000 in October 2025.

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On artificial intelligence, Kiyosaki's view is more complicated. He's not simply bullish. He thinks AI will kill routine jobs — that part's pretty clear in his messaging.

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He also draws a connection — admittedly speculative — between AI infrastructure investment and capital flows into Bitcoin.

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The broader theme running through Kiyosaki's recent statements isn't just about price targets or portfolio allocation. It's about purpose.

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And that's where things get a bit circular, honestly. Kiyosaki's message about Bitcoin and AI is wrapped inside a bigger message about personal transformation.

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The drop from $126,000 to roughly $62,773 hasn't shaken him. He's said publicly that he views dips as buying opportunities, not warning signs.

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