Max Keiser Sparks Bitcoin Speculation with Mysterious “Satoshi” Tweet as Robert Kiyosaki Predicts $1M BTC
Bitcoin advocate and maximalist Max Keiser, who currently serves as a Bitcoin advisor to El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, has once again stirred excitement within the crypto community with a cryptic tweet referencing BTC’s elusive creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
Keiser’s tweet features an animated GIF of a cloaked, hooded figure kneeling before a sword embedded in stone, evoking imagery reminiscent of the legend of King Arthur and the mythical Excalibur. Accompanied by a single-word caption, “Satoshi,” the post quickly ignited a flurry of reactions from the Bitcoin community.
While some users elevated Satoshi to a near-divine status, calling him “a god,” others admired the aesthetic of the artwork and shared their own AI-generated images inspired by the theme. Several commenters pointed to the symbolism embedded in Keiser’s post, drawing parallels between BTC and the Excalibur myth. “Looks like the sword in the stone,” one user observed. Another expanded on the metaphor, writing, “He created Excalibur, which, like BTC, is a tool to conquer the corrupt monetary system. Who will be the modern King Arthur?”
The debate comes amid renewed bullish sentiment surrounding BTC, fueled in part by fresh forecasts from renowned financial author Robert Kiyosaki. The Rich Dad Poor Dad author took to social media to predict that BTC could potentially hit $1 million per coin by 2030.
“In 2030 the probability is BTC will be $1 million a coin,” Kiyosaki stated. The best-selling author revealed that he began purchasing BTC when it was trading around $6,000, and continues to accumulate the cryptocurrency. For Kiyosaki, the quantity of Bitcoin or other hard assets like gold and silver held by individuals is more significant than current market prices. “The rich will still be those with the most Bitcoin,” he asserted.
In a separate tweet, Kiyosaki referenced his 2013 book Rich Dad’s Prophecy, where he predicted a massive financial crisis that he believes is now unfolding. Citing rising unemployment driven by artificial intelligence and mounting losses in retirement savings, particularly for baby boomers, Kiyosaki warned of what he calls “the biggest crash in history.” His advice remains consistent: “Save gold, silver, and Bitcoin.”
As both Keiser and Kiyosaki continue to fuel the BTC narrative, speculation grows about not only the cryptocurrency’s future price but also its ongoing role as a revolutionary financial instrument challenging traditional monetary systems.
