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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has warned of another crash that could also affect Bitcoin and Ethereum. He further revealed that he will be accumulating these crypto assets as they will ultimately provide a safe haven during the crash. 

In an X post, the finance author revealed that he has been accumulating gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum as he prepares for an imminent stock market crash. He reiterated that this crash will be the biggest in history. He further suggested that those holding BTC, ETH, and precious metals will realize significant gains when this crash occurs. 

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Kiyosaki also mentioned that he is bullish on BTC and is buying more as the price declines amid the current crypto market downtrend. He noted that Bitcoin’s capped supply gives it an edge, as there will only ever be 21 million BTC, and most of this supply is already in circulation. This limited supply could lead to significant price appreciation as demand potentially outweighs supply during a potential stock market crash, as the author predicts. 

Kiyosaki revealed that he will be buying more BTC as people panic and sell into the coming crash. He added that market crashes are priceless assets going on sale, suggesting that investors should be looking to buy Bitcoin and Ethereum as their prices decline during this bear market. 

It is worth noting that Kiyosaki had previously predicted that Bitcoin could reach $1 million by 2030. He suggested at the time that the leading crypto could reach this target amid a potential economic collapse. The finance author has also mentioned several times how the government continues to print more money, which makes those holding fiat poorer. 

In another X post, Kiyosaki said that he would pick Bitcoin over gold if he had to choose only one asset. He noted that gold is infinite and that when the price rises, gold miners will dig more, thereby increasing its supply. On the other hand, the author noted that Bitcoin’s supply is capped at 21 million, meaning that miners cannot increase the supply once they reach this limit. 

He added that this means that the Bitcoin price should only continue to go up as demand outpaces supply. Like BTC, Ethereum could also see a supply squeeze as most of the altcoin’s supply continues to be staked. On-chain analytics firm Santiment revealed that Ethereum’s proof-of-stake contract address now holds over half of ETH’s supply for the first time in the coin’s history. 

At the time of writing, the BTC price is trading at around $66,800, down in the last 24 hours, according to data from CoinMarketCap.

Representatives from crypto and banking groups returned to the White House on Thursday in another attempt to resolve the key dispute holding up the long‑awaited crypto market structure legislation known as the CLARITY Act. 

Despite the Senate Banking Committee’s positive vote on its part of the legislation, the bill has already faced delays and is now stalled due to disagreements about whether stablecoin issuers and platforms should be allowed to offer yield or rewards to users.

At the center of the debate is a push from some senators and banking industry representatives to include language in the legislation that would prohibit companies from paying customers rewards for holding stablecoins on their platforms. 

Some crypto advocates remain hopeful that lawmakers may draw a distinction between yield for holding stablecoins and rewards for using them, similar to the incentive programs long offered by credit card companies. They argue that usage‑based rewards should be treated differently from interest payments.

Following Thursday’s meeting, Coinbase Chief Legal Officer Paul Grewal described the discussions as productive. “The dialogue was constructive and the tone cooperative. More to come,” Grewal wrote in a post on X. 

Ripple’s Chief Legal Officer, Stuart Alderoty, echoed that sentiment, saying on social media that participants worked through specific legislative language and that discussions would continue in the coming days. “Let’s get this right and make the US the crypto capital of the world!” Alderoty wrote.

The renewed negotiations come shortly after Ripple CEO Brad Garlinghouse expressed growing confidence that the bill will advance. Garlinghouse said he now believes there is a 90% chance the legislation will pass by the end of April. 

“I had said a couple weeks ago, I thought end of April — at the time, people thought that was a little optimistic,” he noted, referencing the meeting at the White House involving leaders from both the crypto and banking sectors.

The White House has set a March 1 deadline for resolving the dispute over stablecoin rewards, adding urgency to the talks. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reinforced that timeline last week, urging Congress to move forward with the legislation this spring.

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A revised cycle framework is drawing increased attention after a market technician detailed where Bitcoin sits within its broader structural progression. The assessment maintains that price has not transitioned into a bottoming phase. Instead, the market is positioned within a transitional range that typically develops before a deeper accumulation zone forms. Based on this structure, the next accumulation phase is projected to begin below $40,000.

In his breakdown, the analyst presented a chart mapping the full cycle progression from the 2022 bear market lows near $16,000 through the subsequent bull expansion. The initial stage represents classic accumulation, where long-term participants built exposure while sentiment remained subdued.

As the price advanced, two consolidation pauses emerged along the uptrend. The analyst identifies these as reaccumulation phases — temporary absorption zones where supply was redistributed without disrupting bullish structure. Stronger participants added positions while weaker holders rotated out, enabling the broader markup to continue with structural support.

The framework then tracks the transition into distribution at the cycle highs. Here, supply began transferring from early entrants to late buyers, limiting further upside. Once this transfer matured, price rolled into markdown — the decisive decline that followed the peak.

According to the analyst, the market has since progressed from markdown into redistribution. While both redistribution and accumulation appear as sideways ranges, he stresses they serve different structural roles. Redistribution forms after a breakdown, not at macro lows. Price may stabilize, but underlying control remains tilted toward sellers.

Volume dynamics reinforce that position. Participation has contracted rather than expanded, signaling limited demand conviction. Instead of clear absorption, the range reflects supply being repositioned gradually. The structure projects stability outwardly while internally preparing for potential continuation lower.

The analyst’s projection is anchored in historical cycle order. Prior market structures followed a consistent progression: accumulation at lows, reaccumulation during the advance, distribution at highs, redistribution after decline, and only then a fresh accumulation base.

Within that sequence, the current range aligns with redistribution. Because this phase refreshes selling pressure, it typically resolves with an additional downward leg before a durable floor forms. The charted path reflects this expectation, outlining further downside once the range completes.

The projected destination sits below $40,000. That region is identified as the zone where structural conditions may begin to resemble true accumulation. Characteristics would include prolonged consolidation, easing downside momentum, and visible long-term demand absorption: signals not yet present in the current environment.

The analyst does not frame this zone as an instant reversal point but as the foundation-building stage that historically precedes macro expansions. In that context, redistribution represents a process rather than a conclusion.

Structurally, the cycle remains in transition. Until redistribution fully exhausts supply, the groundwork for the Bitcoin next bullish phase is unlikely to be finalized. The framework, therefore, positions sub-$40,000 as the level where accumulation and the next cycle launchpad are expected to take shape.