Robert Kiyosaki is gearing up for what he calls the Bitcoin “August Curse.” He’s watching price moves around the $90,000 mark. If Bitcoin slides below that level, he plans to double his holdings. He already owns about 73 Bitcoins and wants to reach 100 by the end of the year. Kiyosaki Eyes August Dip According…
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Veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki has sounded a stark warning for markets that have just seen Bitcoin hit a fresh all‑time high of $123,000. According to Kiyosaki, long‑running bubbles in the US economy are primed to burst, and Bitcoin could slide right along with stocks and bonds. The cryptocurrency is already off its peak, trading past the…
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Robert Kiyosaki, author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” stepped back into the Bitcoin market with a bold move. According to his tweet on July 11, he purchased another Bitcoin at $110,000. Based on reports, he’s betting that today’s price will look cheap if Bitcoin ever hits $1 million. His choice puts him in what analyst Raoul…
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Bitcoin open interest crashed by billions in one weekend, painting a bearish outlook for the flagship crypto and spells doom for BTC bulls. Despite this setback, crypto analysts have provided some optimism with their analysis, which hints at a bullish reversal soon enough. Bitcoin’s Open Interest Crashes By $4.5 Billion Over The Weekend Coinglass data…
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Robert Kiyosaki, the renowned author of “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” has issued a stark Global Financial Crisis (GFC). Why Bitcoin Could Crash To $5,000 Kiyosaki revisited the events of 2008, referring to the GFC as a pivotal moment when, in his view, “the criminals at the Fed and Treasury began printing trillions of fake dollars…
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