What To Know:
- Xie Jiayin says current market panic mirrors the March–April 2025 accumulation zone, with Bitcoin ETFs posting strong inflows and stablecoin supply rising.
- Fear and Greed Index has plunged to 10 as BTC trades near $86,000, a setup analysts describe as the cycle’s “cleanest bottom zone.”
- Robert Kiyosaki warns the “biggest crash in history” has begun and urges investors to shift into gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum as AI-driven economic stress deepens.
Global crypto markets are under intense volatility, and two prominent voices have issued sharply aligned assessments of Bitcoin. Bitget’s Chinese-language chief, Xie Jiayin, said market conditions now resemble one of the strongest accumulation phases of 2025. At the same time, author Robert Kiyosaki reiterated that a worldwide financial breakdown has already begun and urged investors to migrate into scarce assets including gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Bitcoin Market Opens New Buy Zone
The digital asset market has rebounded to a total capitalization of $3.01 trillion, a level last seen before October’s turbulence. Bitcoin spot ETFs registered $456 million in net inflows in a single day. Yet sentiment remains unusually fragile. The Crypto Fear and Greed Index has collapsed to 10, the lowest reading in two years, signalling extreme caution across trading desks.
Xie believes this extreme pessimism mirrors the March–April 2025 period, when Bitcoin traded at $75,000 and market structure signalled a deep value zone. He said the current panic has created a similarly attractive setup. According to him, institutional flows and long-only behaviour have not shifted. DATs linked to the Trump family continue to accumulate positions. Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs maintain weekly positive inflows. Stablecoin supply is expanding at a pace that reflects renewed interest from long-term capital.
The October 11 shock event wiped out leveraged positions across derivatives markets. Xie described the present environment as the “cleanest bottom zone” of the cycle, with the market largely reset and liquidity stabilising. Analysts tracking these conditions have spotlighted several indicators: net inflows into BTC and ETH spot ETFs, MicroStrategy’s accumulation strategy, and the slope of the total stablecoin supply curve. Historical data suggests that periods of extreme fear often precede major rebounds within six to twelve months.
Bitcoin is trading at $86,095.79, down 0.1% in the past 24 hours and 9.9% over the past week. Despite the pullback, Xie’s comparison to early 2025 has gained traction among traders searching for directional clarity.
Robert Kiyosaki has taken a more severe view of global financial conditions. He said the “biggest crash in history” is already underway, affecting the United States, Europe, and Asia. His warning argues that investors face a widespread decline driven by systemic weakness and accelerating technological disruption. In a post on X, he wrote: “Biggest crash in history starting… Unfortunately, that crash has arrived… It’s not just the U.S.—Europe and Asia are crashing.”
He said artificial intelligence is intensifying the downturn. According to him, job losses linked to AI will pressure office and residential real estate. “AI will wipe out jobs, and when jobs crash, office and residential real estate crashes,” he wrote. With employment instability feeding into property markets, Kiyosaki expects deeper financial damage.
He urged investors to increase exposure to assets outside the traditional banking system, including gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum. Kiyosaki described silver as the strongest option among metals and repeated his price targets. “Silver is $50 today. I predict silver will hit $70 soon and possibly $200 in 2026.”
Kiyosaki also said downturns create opportunities for investors positioned in advance. “The good news is, while millions will lose everything… if you are prepared… this crash will make you richer.” His earlier projections from November remain unchanged. He forecast gold at $27,000 and Bitcoin at $250,000 by 2026.
Bitcoin has shed nearly 25% this month. It briefly touched $80,500 last Friday before recovering, though the total loss in market value stands near half a trillion dollars. A Bloomberg report attributed the slide to spot selling, including ETF redemptions, long-dormant wallets reducing holdings, and weaker demand from momentum traders.
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