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- Nov 01, 2025 06:44 UTC
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Robert Kiyosaki Warns of Biggest Crash Coming, Urges Buying Bitcoin, Gold, and Silver
Crypto plunges as Fed hints at no more rate cuts and Trump–Xi talks stall; Bitcoin falls 3.8% to $110K, sparking fresh investor fear.
Despite panic selling, Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs see massive inflows as institutions buy the dip; Kiyosaki warns of a global crash ahead.
The crypto market today is back in the red, with fear creeping in after cautious signals from the U.S. Federal Reserve and rising trade tensions between Donald Trump and China’s Xi Jinping. Bitcoin slipped 3.8% to $110,063, while Ethereum dropped 3.6% to $3,853, and XRP fell 4.1% to $2.51. The pullback reflects a clear risk-off sentiment, as investors step back amid growing uncertainty over global policy decisions.
Why Crypto is Crashing?
Traders are in panic mode after Fed Chair Jerome Powell hinted that the recent 25-basis-point rate cut could be the last one for 2025. He warned that the Fed might “wait a cycle” before introducing further easing, dashing hopes for faster monetary relief.
The comments hit risk assets across the board, with the Dow Jones slipping 0.2% and the S&P 500 remaining flat, as markets began pricing in a longer stretch of tight financial conditions.
Adding to the pressure, the much-hyped Trump–Xi meeting delivered little clarity. While both sides described it as “productive,” traders viewed it as a temporary truce rather than a real breakthrough. The lack of concrete progress has kept nerves high, especially as global markets brace for potential ripple effects from renewed trade disputes and tariff tensions.
Institutional Players Still Buying
Despite the price decline, institutional demand for crypto remains robust. Bitcoin ETFs recorded $202.48 million in net inflows on October 28, led by BlackRock, Fidelity, and Ark & 21Shares, pushing total inflows past $62 billion.
Ethereum ETFs also gained traction, attracting more than $246 million in net inflows. This suggests that major players continue to see long-term value in digital assets — even as short-term traders panic.
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Robert Kiyosaki Says: Invest in Bitcoin!
Amid the market volatility, Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki once again sounded the alarm.
“MASSIVE CRASH BEGINNING: Millions will be wiped out. Protect yourself. Silver, gold, Bitcoin, Ethereum investors will protect you,” he warned on X.
Kiyosaki believes the global economy is on the brink of a severe financial crisis, arguing that real assets like gold, silver, and crypto are the only reliable protection against inflation and currency collapse.
He recently doubled down on his stance, calling silver and Ethereum the best-value buys right now due to their industrial and technological utility. While critics point out that he has predicted crashes for years, his warnings resonate strongly in today’s climate of economic uncertainty.
Major Crypto Crash Ahead?
Echoing Kiyosaki’s warning, trader Jonesy cautioned that rate cuts often precede major market crashes, citing 2000, 2007, and 2020 as examples when markets plunged by as much as 56%. His trading indicators now point to instability, suggesting that the April lows might only mark the beginning of a deeper decline.
For now, Bitcoin remains above $108,000, but fear is spreading fast. With the Fed holding firm and global tensions rising, investors are once again seeking safety in gold, silver, and crypto — just as Kiyosaki warned.
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FAQs
Crypto prices are down as traders react to Fed comments hinting at fewer rate cuts in 2025 and uncertainty from the Trump–Xi trade talks.
When the Fed delays rate cuts, liquidity tightens, making investors risk-averse. This often pushes Bitcoin and other cryptos lower temporarily.
Yes. Big firms like BlackRock and Fidelity continue buying Bitcoin and Ethereum, showing confidence in crypto’s long-term potential.
Some traders fear deeper declines if global tensions rise, though steady ETF inflows hint at growing institutional trust in digital assets.
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