Robert Kiyosaki, the author of the bestseller "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," is in no hurry to buy bitcoins and gold, expecting a fall in the exchange rate of these assets.
I stopped buying silver when its price reached $60. I stopped investing in bitcoins when they went up to $6,000. I stopped investing in gold when its value rose to $300. Today I am patiently waiting for new bottoms of the gold and bitcoin exchange rates, then maybe I will start buying them again," Kiyosaki wrote.
The famous investor did not say at what price he expects to purchase BTC. However, he stated that he wants to buy silver for $74 and gold for $4,000. The price for an ounce of XAG is now $72, so it can be assumed that the writer invested money in this precious metal. But gold, whose value hovers above the 800-hour exponential moving average line at $4,722, is unlikely to be worth $4,000 this year.
Meanwhile, the bearish trend continues in the bitcoin market. On February 6, the price of the cryptocurrency dropped to its lowest level since October 2024 at around $60,255 and recovered above $66,000.
Nevertheless, Happy Coin News analyst Yuri Saveliev predicts a decrease in the value of BTC to at least $58,000, which coincides with 61.8% of the Fibonacci level. It is highly likely that the bears will break through this barrier, and the coin's exchange rate will briefly fall even lower.