Robert Kiyosaki correctly predicted that Bitcoin would test the boundaries of $17,000 at a time when Bitcoin’s (BTC) price was floating around $29,000. This time, the famous author is counting on an extreme fall to $1,100, at which point he intends to invest heavily in the top crypto asset. “I am waiting for Bitcoin to “test” $1100. If it recovers I will buy more. If it does not I will wait for losers to “capitulate”, quit, and then buy more”.
Perhaps a Typo?
While some crypto enthusiasts on Twitter (NYSE:TWTR) simply don’t believe that Bitcoin (BTC) will ever see lows of $1,100, others reason that Kiyosaki may simple have made a typo, and what he really meant was $11,000. Ironically, there are quite a few typos in the writer’s tweets, so the scenario is somewhat plausible.
The Downfall of Terra Luna Wasn’t Shocking for Kiyosaki
Another bullseye prediction from Robert Kiyosaki was made in an interview some time ago, where he said that stablecoins were at risk of their counterparts not delivering on their contractual obligations. Just a week later, the notorious Do Kwon and his pet project Terra Luna suffered a shocking crypto massacre, sending Terra (LUNA) and Terra (UST) to the depths of hell. “I was right: ‘Why STABLE COINS are UNSTABLE.’ Just before stable coins crashed I warned they were unstable”, Mr. Kiyosaki boasted.
Bitcoin (BTC) Price Drama Continues
Bitcoin (BTC) is dancing around the $20,000 support line, and though it dipped below to $19,958 for a brief moment, it has since bounced back to trade at $20,080.87 at the time of writing, according to CoinGecko. Despite that, the top crypto asset has seen a 4.4% decrease in value over the last 24 hours. Ultimately, the crypto winter is still taking casualties, and the price of Bitcoin (BTC) itself remains 31.9% lower than one month ago.
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Source: Cryptocurrency - investing.com
