Bitcoin News
By James Thorp
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Renowned investor and “Rich Dad Poor Dad” author Robert Kiyosaki is once again in the spotlight after issuing a serious warning about the state of the U.S. economy.
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Kiyosaki, a longtime supporter of Bitcoin and other alternative investments, believes the financial markets are deeply overextended. He said that the U.S.
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His remarks came shortly after Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $123,000. Since then, the cryptocurrency has experienced a mild pullback, currently trading around $118,000.
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Warnings Amid Soaring Debt and Sticky Inflation
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Kiyosaki’s latest warning is rooted in growing concerns about the macroeconomic environment. With the U.S.
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In his latest post, Kiyosaki didn’t just target stocks or bonds. He lumped together major hard assets—gold, silver, and Bitcoin—as vulnerable to a wider market downturn.
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“If prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin crash, I will be buying,” Kiyosaki wrote, emphasizing his continued confidence in these assets over the long run.
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Whales and Miners Begin Offloading Holdings
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The recent shift in Bitcoin’s price trajectory isn’t just about economic forecasts. On-chain data reveals that Bitcoin miners and large-scale investors—often referred to as…
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According to blockchain analytics firm Glassnode, the 7-day average for whale-to-exchange transfers has climbed to nearly 12,000 BTC.
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This uptick in transfer activity indicates that the biggest players in the market may be bracing for short-term volatility, even if their long-term conviction remains intact.
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Kiyosaki also warned of a coming phase of emotional buying behavior among retail investors, which he jokingly referred to as the “banana zone.
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His comments reflect a broader concern that the recent surge in Bitcoin was fueled not just by fundamentals, but also by speculative enthusiasm.
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Despite short-term uncertainty, institutional interest in Bitcoin remains strong. Last week alone, 21 companies added a combined $810 million worth of Bitcoin to their…
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This sustained interest from major players suggests that the recent pullback might not evolve into a prolonged downtrend—at least not without significant macroeconomic triggers.
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