Robert Kiyozaki has recently once again publicly supported bitcoin, claiming that under the weakening of the United States dollar and inflationary pressures, scarce assets are more suitable for value preservation. At the same time, bitcoin was approaching $795 million this week, and the market was reassessing the impact of the latest United States Treasury debt operation on risk assets.

Kiyozaki brings up scarce asset allocation

On August 22th, Kiyozaki stated that investors with financial knowledge would deploy bitcoin, gold, silver and part of the real estate to cope with the dollar ' s declining purchasing power. He has continued his long-standing preference for scarce assets.

The report notes, however, that such statements are still, in essence, a personal investment perspective and do not directly prove that the purchase of bitcoin represents a higher financial perception. Some investors hold cash, which may also be the result of liquidity, day-to-day expenditure or short-term liabilities.

It had previously been acknowledged by Kiyozaki that it could be a loss to follow up the purchase of bitcoin when market sentiment was overheated. In the past, he cautioned that assets should not be bought simply because of market heat.

United States Treasury expands long-term public debt buy-backs

The United States Department of the Treasury announced on August 19 that it would increase the liquidity support buy-back scale for nominal national debt for periods 10 to 20 and 20 to 30 years. According to the arrangement, with effect from 9 September, the operating ceiling will be raised from $2 billion to at least $4 billion per operation, which will continue until 4 November.

According to the Ministry of Finance, this was intended to improve market liquidity for long-term national debt, without defining the scheme as quantitative easing or announcing new currency. The report emphasized that repurchases by the Treasury were debt management tools, while quantitative easing was the purchase of large-scale assets by the Fed, which was not the same.

This means that the direct description of the operation as “print money” is more a politicized formulation than a technical definition of policy instruments.

Bitcoinup is driven by multiple factors.

As at 23 August, the trade price in bitcoin was approximately $76,000, approaching $795 million two days ago. One week ago, the BTC accumulated an increase of more than 20 per cent, and then fell back from the stage.

The increase was reported to have followed the announcement of a buy-back arrangement by the United States Department of the Treasury, the fall in long-term United States debt yields and the weakening of the United States dollar. The initial situation was also driven by an empty and passive flat, followed by an inflow of United States spot bitcoin ETF funds, which provided a more direct support for spot demand.

In terms of time, the market does link expected changes in liquidity to a bitcoin rebound, but this is not sufficient to demonstrate that the Treasury operation is bound to bring inflation or continue to weaken the dollar.

High-level targets not met.

On several occasions, Kiyozaki has given radical bitcoin target prices. In June 2024, he had indicated that Bitcoin would rise to $350,000 on 25 August of that year, and that the figure was “objectives, dreams and aspirations”. This projection was ultimately not achieved.

Since then, he had proposed higher targets of $0.5 million and $1 million, but the judgement had not been accompanied by a clear valuation model. It was also mentioned that while Kiyozaki had long publicly seen Dobitco, it had sold approximately $2.25 million BTC in November 2025 at a sale price of about $90,000 each and had diverted funds to medical centres and billboards.

Next, market concerns will shift to whether spot demand will continue to support prices after empty squeezes. The United States Treasury's arrangement to increase the purchase-back cap on long-term national debt will be launched on 9 September, at which time the market will further observe its real impact on long-term rates of return and risk assets.