As the U.S. prepares for Donald Trump’s tariff policies, financial expert and the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad Robert Kiyosaki has warned of a potential Bitcoin price crash. He believes that assets like Bitcoin, gold, and silver could see a sharp dip as a result. Perhaps, Kiyosaki sees this as a golden buying opportunity rather than a cause for concern.
Kiyosaki Predicts Bitcoin Dip
In a recent tweet post on X Robert Kiyosaki has warned that Bitcoin could face a sharp price drop as Trump’s new tariffs take effect.
However, Kiyosaki’s tweet was clear, “Gold, silver, Bitcoin may crash. GOOD. Will buy more after prices crash.” For him, market crashes are like sales in a store. When prices drop, it’s the perfect time to invest in assets that have long-term value.
His warning comes as Bitcoin continues to trade within a tight range of $101K to $106K. Market volatility could increase as Trump’s tariff policies take effect on February 1, influencing global financial markets, including crypto.
The Real Problem: Debt
While Kiyosaki is optimistic about buying assets during crashes, he also highlights a growing concern is debt. Meanwhile, he warned, that the “Real problem is DEBT which will only get worse.”
He believes that the increasing levels of debt in the economy are a ticking time bomb. While market crashes can be managed with smart investments, the debt crisis is a deeper issue that needs attention.
Bitcoin’s Key Price Levels
Kiyosaki’s prediction aligns with recent comments from Arthur Hayes, another well-known analyst. Hayes expects a short-term decline in Bitcoin, possibly pushing its price down to $70,000, before a major rally towards $250,000 begins.
Apart from bitcoin prediction, on-chain data from Glassnode shows a significant Bitcoin price cluster between $94,000 and $101,000. This suggests that many traders have bought Bitcoin in this range, making $98,000 a critical support level.
If Bitcoin stays above this, it could maintain its bullish momentum. However, if it falls below, it might open the door for a drop toward $90,000 or lower.
