Robert Kiyosaki, the veteran investor and author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, said that major bubbles in US economy would start busting soon, and so Bitcoin will bust too, along with it. Following last week’s all-time high of $123,000, BTC price has seen some pullback and is currently trading at $118,000 amid profit-booking by long-term holders. Kiyosaki, who’s been a long-term Bitcoin bull, believes that any dip would be a buying opportunity for investors.
Robert Kiyosaki Says Buy The Dips During Bitcoin Crash
Renowned investor Robert Kiyosaki has issued a fresh warning about potential financial turbulence, stating that “bubbles are about to start busting.” His comments come as the total outstanding US national debt soars to $37 trillion, while Treasury yields continue to rise, showing fragility in the US economy. Additionally, June’s US CPI numbers suggest that inflation remains sticky.
In a recent post, Kiyosaki suggested that major asset classes, such as gold, silver, and Bitcoin, could also experience sharp corrections as broader market bubbles begin to deflate. However, Kiyosaki framed the potential downturn as a buying opportunity. “If prices of gold, silver, and Bitcoin crash… I will be buying,” he said.
Following the Bitcoin price all-time high last week, Robert Kiyosaki stated that the cryptocurrency will soon enter a banana zone, and a FOMO-driven retail buying could lead to a potential correction. BTC is already down more than 5% from its all-time highs and is currently trading around $118,000.
Is A Bitcoin Correction Ahead? Miners And Whales Increase Exchange Deposits
After its solid run-up of more than 50% from April lows to new all-time highs, BTC is seeing some profit booking at this point. Bitcoin miners and Bitcoin whale have increased their exchange deposits in recent times, as per on-chain data.
On-chain analytics platform Glassnode reported that the 7-day simple moving average (SMA) of whale-to-exchange transfers is nearing 12,000 BTC, among the highest levels recorded in 2025 so far. It added that this surge in transfer volumes is similar to November 24, suggesting profit taking and capital rotation.
On the other hand, institutional and corporate demand for BTC remains strong. Last week, 21 firms added a massive $810 million worth of Bitcoins as part of their BTC treasury plans. Also, inflows into spot Bitcoin ETFs remain steadfast during this period.
Bhushan Akolkar
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