Robert Kiyosaki, best known for Rich Dad Poor Dad, recently flagged a looming U.S. economic bubble that, he believes, will ripple through all asset classes—even Bitcoin. Even so, Kiyosaki’s faith in Bitcoin’s future value remains rock solid.
After Bitcoin surged to a record $123,000, a mild correction to $118,000 occurred as long-term holders locked in profits.
Kiyosaki interprets the pullback as a tactical entry point rather than a failure. He keeps promoting Bitcoin as a buffer against the erosion of fiat currency, underscoring his commitment to digital assets while traditional markets wobble in increasing uncertainty.
Robert Kiyosaki Says Buy The Dips During Bitcoin Crash
Robert Kiyosaki, the celebrated investor and author behind Rich Dad Poor Dad, has dark clouds on the horizon, declaring, “bubbles are about to start busting.” His concern rides on the U.S. national debt that has now eclipsed \$37 trillion and the relentless march of Treasury yields.
Kiyosaki warns that cornerstone assets—gold, silver, and Bitcoin—might endure sudden price drops, even as inflation proves stubborn, a reality underscored by the June Consumer Price Index. Yet he frames the anticipated turmoil as a golden entry point.
After Bitcoin rocketed to a new zenith of \$123,000, Kiyosaki forecasts a coming “banana zone” for the cryptocurrency, where fear-of-missing-out buying could fuel another wave of price swings.
Is A Bitcoin Correction Ahead? Miners And Whales Increase Exchange Deposits
After climbing over 50% from April’s lows to fresh all-time highs, Bitcoin is now pausing for some profit-taking. Recent on-chain data shows that both miners and large holders are ramping up exchange deposits.
Glassnode’s latest analysis reveals that the 7-day simple moving average for whale-to-exchange transfers is approaching 12,000 BTC, one of the highest weekly totals for 2025 to date. The report notes that current volumes resemble the spikes seen on November 24, pointing to capital rotation and the desire to lock in gains.
Despite that, institutional and corporate appetite for Bitcoin stays robust. In the prior week, 21 companies boosted their BTC treasuries by a combined $810 million. Spot Bitcoin ETFs have also continued to see consistent inflows during this consolidation phase.
