Overview
- Bitcoin fell to roughly $94,000–$95,800 this week, a six-month low following a tech-stock shock that spurred deleveraging.
- Exchanges logged about $900 million in long liquidations, reported as under 2% of open interest, suggesting the market absorbed the hit.
- Robert Kiyosaki says he is not selling and continues to hold Bitcoin, gold and Ethereum, describing the decline as liquidity-driven rather than fundamental.
- He warns governments will respond to rising debt with massive money printing he calls “The Big Print,” which he argues would erode fiat and favor scarce assets.
- He plans to buy more Bitcoin once the crash subsides, citing its fixed 21 million-coin supply as central to his long-term view.