Bitcoin News Today: Kiyosaki's Paradox: Crash-Driven Opportunities in Bitcoin, Silver
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has reiterated his warnings of an impending global market crash, urging investors to prioritize real assets like BitcoinBTC-- (BTC), EthereumETH-- (ETH), gold, and silver. Citing rising U.S. national debt, sticky inflation, and fragile economic conditions, Kiyosaki argues that asset bubbles across traditional and digital markets are at risk of bursting. "Bubbles are about to start busting," he stated, emphasizing that Bitcoin, gold, and silver could face sharp corrections but also present strategic buying opportunities during downturns [1].
Bitcoin's price has recently retreated to $118,000 after hitting an all-time high of $123,000, with on-chain data showing increased whale and miner activity as long-term holders and institutional investors take profits. Whale-to-exchange transfers neared 12,000 BTCBTC-- in 2025, signaling capital rotation and heightened market uncertainty. Despite this, institutional demand for Bitcoin remains strong, with 21 companies adding $810 million worth of BTC to their holdings last week [1].
Kiyosaki's warnings align with broader macroeconomic trends. The U.S. national debt has surpassed $37 trillion, while Treasury yields and inflation persistently challenge market stability. He linked Bitcoin's pullback to systemic economic vulnerabilities, suggesting that falling prices could create entry points for long-term investors. "If prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin crash... I will be buying," he stated, echoing his long-held bullish stance on cryptocurrencies as hedges against fiat currency devaluation [2].
The cryptocurrency market has experienced heightened volatility following U.S. President Donald Trump's 100% tariff announcement on Chinese imports, triggering a record $19.1 billion in liquidations. Bitcoin and Ethereum both saw significant declines, with BTC dropping below $110,000 and ETH falling 11.2% to $3,878. Kiyosaki highlighted silver as a key asset, noting its proximity to a psychological $50 price level and its industrial utility. "Silver is a dollar away from turning into a rocket ship," he tweeted, urging investors to act before a potential surge .
Kiyosaki's recommendations reflect a broader shift in investor sentiment. Gold prices surged to $4,000, while Ethereum's rally to $4,300 has intensified debates about Bitcoin's dominance. Analysts like Willy Woo argue that Bitcoin's market cap, at 11% of gold's $23 trillion, still holds significant growth potential. Meanwhile, institutional adoption of Bitcoin ETFs continues, with inflows underscoring corporate interest in digital assets as part of diversified portfolios [1].
As global debt and inflation pressures mount, Kiyosaki's advocacy for hard assets underscores a growing skepticism toward traditional financial systems. His warnings resonate with market observers who note the historical correlation between Bitcoin's price and the global money supply. If current trends persist, Bitcoin could face further corrections, but Kiyosaki views such downturns as opportunities to accumulate undervalued assets amid economic uncertainty [3].
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