Kiyosaki’s Bitcoin Bull Run Defies Death Cross - Here’s Why He’s Doubling Down
While technical charts scream bear market, Robert Kiyosaki just placed his biggest Bitcoin bet yet.
The Death Cross Arrives
That ominous technical pattern flashed across screens worldwide - the 50-day moving average slicing through the 200-day like a financial guillotine. Traditional analysts scrambled for the exits, but Kiyosaki? He's buying the dip.
Rich Dad's Crypto Conviction
The 'Rich Dad Poor Dad' author isn't just talking his book - he's putting serious capital behind his bullish stance. While Wall Street panics over short-term charts, Kiyosaki sees what they're missing: institutional adoption accelerating, regulatory clarity emerging, and global currency devaluation making hard assets essential.
Why This Time Is Different
Previous crypto winters crushed retail investors, but this downturn features something new: BlackRock and Fidelity building digital asset infrastructure while central banks print trillions. The smart money knows fiat currencies are bleeding value - they're just waiting for the perfect entry point.
Kiyosaki's move proves once again that in crypto, the biggest fortunes are made when everyone else is too scared to look at their portfolios. Meanwhile, your financial advisor is probably still recommending bonds that can't beat inflation.
Bitcoin’s Death Cross Raises Fears of a Deep Bear Market
While Kiyosaki stays bullish, the charts are flashing danger. bitcoin recently confirmed a death cross, a technical warning that has historically signaled major downtrends. The 50-day moving average fell below the 200-day, and this pattern has previously been followed by declines of 64% to 77%. Analysts warn that the macro bullish structure has broken because BTC also failed to reclaim the 50-week moving average. As a result, many traders now fear that a new bear market has officially begun, making every rally harder to trust.
Fear & Greed Index Hits Lows as Panic Selling Surges
Market sentiment has collapsed fast. The crypto Fear & Greed Index plunged to 11, a level that signals extreme fear and often appears during capitulation moments. Bitcoin has dropped more than 33% from its all-time high near $126,000, with the crash triggering record liquidations. Onchain data shows realized losses have exceeded $800 million in a week, a level last seen during the FTX collapse. Short-term holders are driving most of the selling, as many bought near the highs and are now accepting losses. This wave of panic selling is adding more pressure, even as some analysts warn the market could still fall toward the April low of $74,500.
Experts Split: Bear Market Warning vs. Long-Term Bullish Outlook
Despite the heavy losses, several top analysts continue to see a bullish long-term future for BTC. Peter Brandt expects Bitcoin to reach $200,000 by 2029, and he views the current washout as healthy for the next cycle. Arthur Hayes believes the market may be NEAR a local bottom but advises patience until U.S. stocks cool down. Meanwhile, institutional outflows and ETF selling look scary, but analysts at Bitfinex argue these movements show short-term distress, not fading long-term demand. Still, the death cross and broken support levels keep many traders cautious, worried that Bitcoin could remain stuck in a bear market for months.
Why Kiyosaki Still Believes in Bitcoin Despite the Crash
Kiyosaki’s message remains clear: he trusts Bitcoin more than traditional financial assets, even when prices fall sharply. He warns that economic bubbles may burst soon and believes BTC will rise to $250,000 by 2026. His strategy reflects discipline—sell only to create more income and later accumulate more BTC. This approach contrasts sharply with the fear gripping most investors today. As panic grows and technical signals turn bearish, Kiyosaki’s steady and bullish tone stands out, reminding long-term holders that volatility is part of the journey.
