Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin fall due to Trumps new tariffs
Trump tariffs trigger Kiyosaki warning of imminent Bitcoin crash.
President Donald Trump’s renewed push for tariffs has sparked warnings from veteran investor Robert Kiyosaki, who believes a Bitcoin price crash may be imminent.
Bitcoin is currently trading at $102,222, down 2.17% with daily volumes surging 14% to over $44 billion, reports CoinGape.
Concerns Over Tariff Impacts on Crypto
Kiyosaki, known for his contrarian market views, cautioned on X that “TRUMP TARRIFS BEGIN: Gold, silver, Bitcoin may crash. GOOD. Will buy more after prices crash. Real problem is DEBT….which will only get worse. CRASHES mean assets are on sale. Time to get richer.”
His comments underscore a belief that the new tariff policies could trigger a broader downturn across key asset classes, including Bitcoin, gold, and silver. This sentiment comes amid an ongoing debate about the potential economic repercussions of Trump’s tariff plans.
Market Signals and Price Projections
In addition to Kiyosaki’s outlook, prominent analyst Arthur Hayes has predicted a “mini financial crisis” that could see Bitcoin’s price falling to as low as $70,000 before a massive bull run drives prices to $250,000. Blockchain analytics firm Glassnode has identified a significant volume of Bitcoin trading in the $94,000 to $101,000 range over the past 45 days. This has created a dense supply zone with a pivotal support level at approximately $98,000. Analysts warn that if Bitcoin falls below this support, the price could open the door to new lows, potentially dropping to $90,000 or beyond.
As the crypto market navigates this volatile period, investors are closely monitoring technical indicators and policy developments. While the tariff-driven uncertainty may present buying opportunities, market participants remain cautious. The coming weeks will be critical in determining whether Bitcoin can hold above its current support or if further declines will trigger broader market corrections.
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