Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad and a vocal proponent of “hard assets,” has fired back at the cryptocurrency community after enduring days of intense ridicule. He recently claimed to have stopped buying Bitcoin at $6,000, his own social media history shows him urging followers to buy at prices as high as
Bitcoin traded quietly over the weekend, remaining below the $70,000 level as investors waited for stronger market direction. Analysts say the next upside target for buyers is a move above around $74,460, which could signal improving momentum and encourage more demand in the market. Possible Upside if Momentum Builds If buying interest strengthens, analysts believe
Bitcoin’s drop below $70,000 is being seen very differently by long-time holders and institutional investors, according to Bitwise CEO Hunter Horsley. “I think long-time holders are feeling unsure, and I think the new investor set, institutions are sort of getting a new crack at the apple,” Horsley said during an interview with CNBC on Friday.
Ross Gerber, the CEO of Gerber Kawasaki Wealth and Investment Management, has pinned the blame for the recent market crash on internal “grift” that has poisoned the cycle. Gerber has argued that the Bitcoin downturn was inevitable due to a flood of speculative “scam” projects that siphoned capital away from quality assets, burning retail investors
BTC lending platform Strike has updated its bitcoin-backed loan policies amid heightened crypto market volatility, extending the margin call recovery window and adjusting loan-to-value thresholds to give borrowers more flexibility. Bitcoin Lending Platform Strike Expands Margin Call Recovery Time for Bitcoin-Backed Loans The changes include expanding the margin call recovery period from 24 hours to
Bitcoin’s pullback is drawing institutional attention as Fidelity flags a key price zone, framing the move as part of a broader cycle shaped by Federal Reserve politics and shifting flows between digital assets and gold. Fidelity Identifies $65K Bitcoin as Attractive Entry Before Next Cycle Leg Fidelity Investments’ director of global macro, Jurrien Timmer, shared
Bitcoin remains materially undervalued as the crypto bear market nears its end, with strengthening fundamentals, rising institutional accumulation and macro pressures setting the stage for the next phase, according to Jan3 CEO Samson Mow. Samson Mow Says Bitcoin Bear Market Is Ending Samson Mow, chief executive officer of Jan3, shared on social media platform X
Glassnode, which provides onchain analysis of the cryptocurrency market, stated in its latest report that the market has entered a “deep bear” phase, but that extreme panic selling has not yet been seen. According to the company, the current situation points more to a bubble bursting process. According to Glassnode’s analysis shared on social media,
Jim Cramer, one of CNBC’s most renowned economists, made a striking statement following the sharp drop in Bitcoin ($BTC). Speaking on the Market Alert program, Cramer argued that US President Donald Trump bought Bitcoin into the US Strategic Bitcoin Reserve at levels below $60,000 after the price dropped to that point. As is known, the
Bitcoin’s sharp rallies mask a deeper bear market that could end in a brutal crash, as speculative optimism fades, corporate exposure grows riskier, and digital gold narratives unravel, according to longtime crypto critic Peter Schiff. Bitcoin Rallies Are Traps, Peter Schiff Says, ‘Sell the Rip’ Before Bear Market Crash Economist and gold advocate Peter Schiff