Overview
- Robert Kiyosaki said he purchased one Bitcoin for about $67,000 and framed the move as a hedge against a potential debt-driven dollar slide and the approach of Bitcoin’s 21 million coin cap.
- Data shared by CryptosRus showed apparent demand flipping to roughly +1,200 BTC after nearly three months of negative readings, compared with a December low near −154,000 BTC.
- Market observers cautioned that a single positive print does not confirm a durable shift in trend despite signs that selling pressure may be easing.
- Bitcoin traded near $68,000 at the time of reporting, about 46% below its all-time high of $126,080.
- Kiyosaki said he continues to hold Ethereum, gold, and silver, criticized the Federal Reserve as “The Marxist Fed,” and has previously floated targets of $250,000 by 2026 and $1 million over a longer horizon.