The cryptocurrency market experienced unprecedented investment inflows over the past month, amounting to $19 billion, reflecting a state of positive momentum and increasing confidence among investors, particularly major institutions.
The well-known analyst 'Ali Martinez' reported via his post on platform X that these inflows were documented through data from the 'Glassnode' platform, which showed a sharp change in the net positions of investors and the realized market value.
According to the published chart, the inflows at the beginning of April reached about $8 billion, before accelerating significantly to surpass $19 billion in the early days of May.
This activity coincided with a rise in the price of bitcoin to new levels, as the price of the currency surpassed $90,000, reaching $97,927 on May 2, which supports the hypothesis that the market is experiencing a new wave of institutional liquidity.
Historically, these massive inflows have been associated with notable increases in cryptocurrency prices, yet the current liquidity volume is exceptional, indicating a qualitative change in market behavior and the source of capital, with it likely that major financial institutions are the primary drivers of this surge.
In this context, Robert Kiyosaki, the investor and renowned author of the book 'Rich Dad Poor Dad', renewed his warnings of an impending financial collapse that could be the largest in history.
In a recent tweet, he reiterated his reliance on gold, silver, and also bitcoin, as means to protect his wealth from the effects of rising inflation.
Kiyosaki believes that governmental institutions, particularly the Federal Reserve and the U.S. Department of the Treasury, will resort to printing massive amounts of fake money, as he described it, which will lead to a loss of purchasing power of the currency.
He predicted that the price of silver would double to reach at least $70 per ounce by 2026, amid fluctuating global economic conditions.
