By Ayan – Crypto Trader
Robert Kiyosaki, the well-known author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again made headlines with a bold prediction: the bubbles in Bitcoin, gold, and silver might be on the verge of bursting.
In a recent statement, Kiyosaki claimed, "The bubble is about to burst," warning that there’s a high probability all three assets—Bitcoin, gold, and silver—could crash simultaneously. Ironically, he also said that this would be the exact moment he would start buying.
Just a week earlier, he celebrated Bitcoin hitting a new all-time high above $120,000, calling it "bad news for those who still don’t own anything." He added, “Fat pigs get slaughtered. I will buy another [Bitcoin] and get fatter,” but emphasized he would wait until the economy shows a clearer direction before buying more.
As a crypto trader, I find this a bit contradictory. Not long ago, Kiyosaki was dismissing fears of a Bitcoin collapse as fearmongering. Critics, like Brew Markets, have pointed out that he’s issued many dramatic forecasts over the years—most of which didn’t actually happen.
So, is Bitcoin really in a bubble?
Some believe that with large holdings by institutions, any rapid price drop could create a domino effect. But others disagree. Joe Burnett, Director of Bitcoin Strategy, argues that Bitcoin is still misunderstood by the mainstream, and institutions aren’t just speculating—they’re holding long-term.
Henrik Andersson from Apollo Capital gave some sound advice that I agree with: do your own research instead of following every big name’s opinion. Many veteran crypto investors will tell you—Bitcoin has been labeled a “bubble” for more than 10 years. Yet here we are, watching it evolve, recover, and continue growing.
A Look at the Bigger Picture
Historically, Bitcoin follows a four-year market cycle. If this pattern holds true, 2025 could be the peak of the current bull run. Some analysts are projecting prices between $130,000 and $200,000 by the end of this year.
Data from CoinGlass shows the market remains bullish—none of their 30+ key indicators suggest a market top has been reached yet.
Bottom Line
As a trader, I respect Kiyosaki’s influence—but I also know that the crypto market is unpredictable, and dramatic headlines can shake sentiment. Whether you’re feeling bullish or cautious, the key is to stay informed, manage your risks, and—most importantly—do your own research.
Let’s see where the market goes next. I'm staying sharp, and I hope you are too.
