Dogecoin Creator Reacts to Bitcoin's $76K Surge as Kiyosaki Predicts $750K BTC

Bitcoin staged a notable recovery over the past two days, climbing approximately 6.5% from the $71,000 range to touch the $76,000 level on March 16. The move drew reactions from two well-known figures in the crypto space, Dogecoin co-creator Billy Markus and financial author Robert Kiyosaki, each offering sharply different perspectives on where the market is headed.

Dogecoin Creator Reacts as Bitcoin Swings

Billy Markus, widely recognized by his social media handle Shibetoshi Nakamoto, did not hold back on X. When Bitcoin pushed toward $76,000, Markus publicly questioned whether the crypto market had finally returned to positive territory. 

His optimism was short-lived. Bitcoin quickly retreated to the $74,000 range, prompting a self-deprecating follow-up tweet: ”I should never say anything.” At the time of writing, Bitcoin is trading at around $74,118, up 0.77% in the last 24 hours.

The exchange captured Markus's long-standing skepticism about crypto's predictability. He has consistently argued that technical analysis offers no reliable edge in forecasting Bitcoin's price direction. To him, the market behaves more like gambling than a structured investment environment.

Kiyosaki Issues Bold Forecasts for Bitcoin and Ethereum

On the more bullish end of the spectrum, Robert Kiyosaki, author of the bestselling financial guide Rich Dad Poor Dad, posted sweeping predictions for both Bitcoin and Ethereum. Kiyosaki forecast that Bitcoin could reach $750,000, while Ethereum may surge to $95,000. He expects these highs to materialize within roughly a year of a major financial crash he sees as imminent.

Kiyosaki reiterated his longstanding view that a historic market collapse is approaching. He acknowledged uncertainty about which asset bubble bursts first, but stated plainly that the trigger is close. Following the crash, he projects gold climbing to $35,000 per ounce and silver reaching $200. He frames crypto, particularly Bitcoin, as one of the assets best positioned to benefit in the aftermath.

Kiyosaki has made similar predictions before, frequently using social media to promote hard assets and digital currencies as hedges against what he describes as systemic financial instability. His forecasts are typically long-range and are not tied to specific market indicators or timelines.