Robert Kiyosaki, author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," stated that the U.S. Federal Reserve recently held an auction for U.S. Treasury bonds that failed to attract any buyers, prompting the Fed to purchase $50 billion of bonds with its own funds. Kiyosaki described this event as signaling the end of the current financial system and warned of impending hyperinflation. In response to these developments, Kiyosaki and several prominent investors and financial figures have made bullish predictions about Bitcoin's future value. Kiyosaki forecasted Bitcoin could reach between $500,000 and $1 million. Billionaire investor Dan Morehead highlighted that the U.S. holds $600 billion in gold reserves and suggested that Bitcoin, referred to as "digital gold," is a superior asset. Tom Lee projected Bitcoin could hit $1.5 million and surpass gold, while Max Keiser predicted a Bitcoin price of $850,000 during the current market cycle. Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) also estimated Bitcoin would reach $1 million within this cycle. These statements reflect growing optimism among some investors regarding Bitcoin's potential amid concerns over the stability of traditional financial instruments like U.S. Treasury bonds.