Bitcoin advocate Max Keiser has made a striking prediction about the future of the flagship cryptocurrency, suggesting that as much as $250 trillion could flow into Bitcoin if the bond markets were to collapse.
Keiser pointed out that Japan’s financial system, which has been the global source of cheap money for three decades, is showing signs of strain. Rising bond yields in Japan have triggered market instability, with Japanese stocks recently dropping by 2.5%. He warned that if this bond-selling avalanche spreads worldwide, it could drive massive capital into Bitcoin as investors seek a reliable hedge against economic turmoil.
This outlook comes amid growing concerns over U.S. deficit spending. Earlier this year, the Trump administration passed the “One Big Beautiful Bill,” which could add up to $3 trillion to national debt levels. At that time, Keiser had already predicted Bitcoin could surge toward $2.2 million.
Supporting this view, BitMEX co-founder Arthur Hayes has also argued that global money printing is only accelerating. He expects that not only the U.S. but governments worldwide will continue printing money aggressively, extending the Bitcoin bull market into 2026.
Keiser further emphasized that Bitcoin stands as the ultimate safeguard against excessive money printing. His remarks followed the Federal Reserve’s recent 25 basis point interest rate cut, which he sees as part of a broader plan to expand liquidity and deepen economic imbalances. He urged investors to move away from fiat-based financial norms and instead use Bitcoin as a store of value.
He also highlighted growing wealth inequality, noting that the top 1% of Americans now hold more wealth than the entire middle class. According to Keiser, fiat money has allowed “scammers” to exploit the system, while Bitcoin offers ordinary people a way to preserve wealth and level the financial playing field.
