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The stock is still up more than 20% year to date, but the recent dip offers an attractive buying opportunity.

Netflix (NFLX +0.67%) had a busy past few weeks. The company reported its third-quarter earnings, which disappointed investors and led to a massive sell-off. However, Netflix then announced it would conduct a 10-for-1 stock split, which jolted the stock, though it didn't recoup all those post-earnings market losses. Amid all this, analysts on Wall Street remain bullish on the stock. The company's current price target of $1,347.32 implies an upside of 22.3% from its current levels.

Can Netflix match this target within the next year? Let's find out.

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What went wrong with Netflix's quarterly report?
The market set high expectations for Netflix ahead of its third-quarter earnings report. The company has been trading at high multiples through most of the year (and longer). In fact, the streaming specialist still has a forward price-to-earnings ratio of 37, much higher than the 22.3 average for communication services stocks. Netflix's shares were bound to fall off a cliff post-earnings if there was any hiccup in its quarterly update. Turns out, there was.

The company reported a tax dispute with Brazilian authorities that cost it an additional $619 million in expenses during the quarter. The result: Netflix's bottom line fell short of expectations. That's what led to the sell-off. The bears could point out that, since Netflix's shares remain expensive by traditional valuation metrics, there could be even more downside, and the stock certainly isn't likely to gain 20% in the next year, as Wall Street predicts. Let's see whether that's the case.

Can the split provide momentum?
Stock splits don't change a company's underlying business or prospects. However, the market often responds well when major corporations resort to this move. There are likely several reasons why. Let's consider two of them. First, it makes a whole share of a company more accessible to average people. Netflix's current stock price is about $1,100. Many may not have the cash to buy a share at current levels. True, fractional shares are available on many online brokers' platforms. Even so, after its stock split, Netflix's stock will trade at about $110 apiece, based on its current price, which looks much cheaper even if it isn't, considering how stock splits work.

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Second, stock splits may signal management's confidence in the business. If Netflix's leadership team expects the stock to soar from its current (already expensive) levels, a stock split makes even more sense. That said, investors should focus on Netflix's underlying business. Whatever temporary boost the announced stock split provides, it will be just that, temporary, unless Netflix has other growth catalysts that allow it to perform well over the next 12 months.

Why Netflix stock is still a buy
Netflix's business remains incredibly strong. The tax dispute with Brazilian authorities won't have a meaningful impact on its results moving forward. That was the only blemish in an otherwise excellent quarterly update. Netflix's revenue for the period came in at $11.5 billion, 17.2% higher than the year-ago period. The company continues to record strong free cash flow, which came in at $2.66 billion, 21.2% higher than the prior-year quarter.

Netflix is still the king of streaming and continues to thrive despite mounting competition. And one factor driving revenue growth should improve meaningfully in the next year: ads. Netflix's ad business is still pretty new, but the company is making progress. Though it did not disclose specific dollar amounts, Netflix said the third quarter was its best ever for ad sales. And the company is still showing strong momentum here, since it doubled its upfront ad commitment in the U.S.

Netflix's ad business still accounts for a relatively small percentage of its total sales, but it can help boost sales as it scales. As the company sees plenty of growth ahead in that department, we could see that over the next few quarters, along with continued membership growth. Netflix has earned its premium and, even at current levels, looks like an attractive long-term buy for investors. Can the stock gain 20% in the next 12 months? In my view, there is a reasonable chance of that happening.

However, even if it doesn't, it will pay to stay the course and hold the stock through the next five years and beyond.

This cloud-based software company is seeing strong demand for its newest AI services.

Few trends have been as important to the stock market over the last 25 years as the growth of artificial intelligence (AI). AI stocks have been the driving force behind the S&P 500's gains for the last three years. As more and more companies look to incorporate generative AI into their operations, investors are already pricing in the potential productivity gains and earnings growth from the new technology.

As a result, many companies with a focus on AI have seen their stock prices soar. That resulted in a flurry of notable stock splits in 2024 to bring share prices back down to levels digestible by retail investors. 2025, however, has been relatively quiet.

But as we approach the final stretch of the year, ServiceNow (NOW +0.36%) announced a 5-for-1 stock split alongside its third-quarter earnings report. The split will be the company's first since its IPO in 2012 and comes after a spectacular 1,000% gain in the share price over the last decade.

Despite the strong price performance, ServiceNow stock could sill be worth buying for your portfolio right now, according to Wall Street.

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Surging demand for AI services
ServiceNow was quick to integrate generative AI capabilities into its software suite focused on automating workflows in IT, HR, customer service, finance, and operations.

At the start of the year, management set a goal of $500 million in net new annual contract value (ACV) this year for its Now Assist suite. The software embeds generative AI features across various ServiceNow software packages supporting tasks like email and chat replies, incident summaries, and improving productivity with its software via natural language interactions. Management said it's now on pace to exceed that goal, and it's making excellent progress toward $1 billion in ACV for 2026.

Likewise, its AI Control Tower, which automates AI workflows across its software, saw its deal volume quadruple year over year in the third quarter. Management expects strong growth from the platform and suggested it's at an inflection point where growth could accelerate going forward.

Of course, these new AI services are built on top of a broad suite of very powerful and popular enterprise software. ServiceNow has successfully run the land-and-expand strategy, starting with its core IT services and IT operations suites and upselling customers on additional software.

The company benefits from high switching costs, as nobody wants to risk their job by moving away from a market-leading software provider. Additionally, there's a learning curve for new software, which could cost businesses much more than any savings from another provider. As a result, it consistently sports renewal rates around 98%.

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It's successfully sold more and more products and services to its customers over time. Management provides a chart of customer cohort growth every quarter showing just how much more customers are spending than they did when they originally signed up for the service. Customers who started with ServiceNow in 2016 or earlier have doubled their spend (or more) since their initial contract. It's also worth pointing out the 2025 cohort has already increased their total initial ACV by 45%, pointing to the strength of ServiceNow's new AI services.

That financial strength gave management the confidence to split its shares. While a stock split doesn't change any of the underlying fundamentals of a business, it is a small signal from management and the board of directors that the stock price could still keep climbing. A stock split will make it easier for retail investors to buy shares and provide employees with greater flexibility in managing their stock-based compensation.

Here's why the stock is still worth buying
Despite the strong price appreciation leading up to the stock split, the shares still look attractive, according to Wall Street. The median analyst price target sits at $1,165, which is about 32% higher from the trading price as of this writing.

The company continues to produce very strong revenue growth, fueled by adoption of its AI services. Sales climbed 20.5% year over year in the third quarter, and management expects 19.5% growth in the fourth quarter. What's more, operating margin continues to expand as it scales thanks to the operating leverage inherent in software sales. Management expects operating margin to expand 150 basis points for the full year.

Management has done a great job of rolling out new features, services, and packages that enable it to grow how much users spend over time. The addition of AI capabilities should enable it to raise contract values across the board, ensuring steady revenue growth for years to come through a combination of new customers and bigger contracts with existing customers.

The stock is arguably expensive. With a forward PE of 51, investors are pricing in a lot of growth. Its price-to-sales ratio of 14 isn't much more appealing. But few companies are in a position to produce strong revenue and earnings growth in the 20% range for the foreseeable future. As such, ServiceNow arguably deserves a high valuation. Wall Street certainly seems to think so.

While the services sector continues to expand, inflationary pressures are mounting. In October, 70% of manufacturers reported price increases, a troubling sign for both consumers and the Federal Reserve. As input costs increase, companies may pass them on to consumers, potentially fueling a second wave of inflation.

This creates a policy dilemma for the Federal Reserve. Cutting interest rates could support jobs, but would likely ignite another surge in inflation. On the other hand, raising rates might help reduce inflation but could damage already weak jobs in manufacturing and construction. The economy is entering a phase where traditional monetary tools are becoming less effective.

What the Gold-to-Platinum Ratio Signals About the Next Market Shock
Another strong signal of an impending market correction is the behaviour of the gold-to-platinum ratio. The ratio dropped over 35% from April to July 2025, a move rarely seen in financial history. Historically, this type of sharp decline has often preceded significant downturns in equity markets.

Gold is sensitive to geopolitical risk and economic downturns. On the other hand, platinum responds primarily to economic conditions due to its industrial applications in the automotive and clean energy sectors. Therefore, when the gold-to-platinum ratio drops sharply, it suggests that geopolitical risk is declining and markets no longer require a high risk premium for that factor.

Therefore, a falling gold-to-platinum ratio suggests that investors are underestimating the impact of geopolitical threats, even as economic conditions remain weak. This creates a mismatch that often leads to a sharp revaluation of equities.

The technical outlook for the gold-to-platinum ratio shows the formation of an ascending broadening wedge pattern, with strong support established at the 2.20 level. The ratio has been consolidating within this pattern, signalling potential for a move higher in the next phase. However, a break below 2.20 could find additional support near the 1.80 level.

This ongoing consolidation within the broadening wedge reflects heightened uncertainty and vulnerability in the precious metals market. As long as the ratio stays above 1.80, gold is likely to continue leading the next significant move in the precious metals space.

Industrial Slowdown Weighs on Platinum With Strong Technical Picture
Platinum is not just a precious metal; it is also a bellwether for industrial health. Demand for platinum is closely tied to automotive production, clean energy, hydrogen fuel cells, and other manufacturing-intensive sectors.

This makes platinum especially vulnerable in the current environment. While gold benefits from safe-haven demand during financial turmoil or geopolitical crises, platinum relies on real economic growth. With consumer sentiment crashing and freight volumes declining, platinum’s underperformance adds to the signals of a recession.

However, the long-term chart of the platinum market shows that platinum has reached strong resistance near the $1,700 level, following a breakout from the $1,200 zone. This breakout occurred after the formation of an inverted head-and-shoulders pattern, which signalled a significant long-term buying opportunity from the $600 area.

Since that breakout, gold has continued to surge higher without undergoing any significant correction, culminating in a new all-time high in Q4 2025. This rally has been driven by geopolitical tensions, economic uncertainty, and President Trump’s aggressive tariff policies. These underlying macroeconomic risks remain unresolved.

The October 2024 correction in gold prices was largely seasonal, and it likely marked a long-term bottom within a broader bullish structure. Gold is now poised for further upside, with continued strength expected in the months ahead. The key long-term support zones for gold lie at $3,700 and $3,300. Any pullback toward these levels should be viewed as a long-term buying opportunity, with the potential to target $8,000 in the coming quarters.

Final Thoughts: Safe Havens Shine Amid Rising Uncertainty
The U.S. economy is sending mixed signals. Consumer sentiment has dropped sharply, freight activity is slowing, and job growth is losing momentum. Inflation remains high, while central banks struggle to strike a balance between economic growth and price stability. In this uncertain environment, gold has become the clear leader. Its strength reflects growing concerns about debt, monetary instability, and global risks. Meanwhile, platinum remains undervalued due to weak industrial demand and slowing global growth.

The sharp drop in the gold-to-platinum ratio adds to the growing warning signs. It suggests that markets may be underestimating risk, even as real economic weaknesses deepen. Historically, this kind of divergence has often preceded sharp corrections in equity markets. As monetary policy becomes less effective, investors are likely to shift their focus toward hard assets.

Gold and platinum offer long-term value, but gold’s safe-haven appeal remains stronger. In the coming months, precious metals are likely to benefit from rising uncertainty, weakening sentiment, and declining confidence in policy stability. Therefore, any correction in gold toward $3,700 and $3,300, and in platinum to the $1,200–$1,400 range, may be considered a long-term buying opportunity for investors.

Gold price forecast: XAU/USD could surge if shutdown drags on and weak labor data forces the Fed's hand in December.

NEW YORK, Nov. 09, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Leading securities law firm Bleichmar Fonti & Auld LLP announces an investigation into Stride, Inc. (NYSE: LRN) for potential violations of the federal securities laws.

If you invested in Stride, you are encouraged to obtain additional information by visiting: https://www.bfalaw.com/cases/stride-inc-class-action-lawsuit.

Why Is Stride Being Investigated for Securities Fraud?

Stride is an education technology company that provides an online platform to students throughout the U.S. During the relevant period, Stride stated it was seeing “record demand” for its products and services and that its customers and potential customers “continue to choose us in record numbers.” Stride also told investors it was continuing to invest in its career platform and programs.

In truth, it appears Stride was in the midst of severely unpopular platform changes that resulted in admittedly poor customer experiences and that drove students away from the platform.

Why Did Stride’s Stock Drop?

On October 28, 2025, Stride revealed that its growth rate fell short of expectations because of poorly executed upgrades to its learning and technology platforms. The Company stated that the upgrades created a “poor customer experience” that resulted in “higher withdrawal rates,” “lower conversion rates,” and drove students away. Stride estimated the impact caused approximately 10,000-15,000 fewer enrollments and stated that, because of this, its outlook is “muted” compared to prior years.

This news caused the price of Stride stock to drop $83.48 per share, or more than 54%, from a closing price of $153.53 per share on October 28, 2025, to $70.05 per share on October 29, 2025.

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The Bitcoin market has suffered through a disappointing performance over the past few weeks, leading to a price retest of the $100,000 support zone. However, an exciting on-chain evaluation predicts a positive price action in the near future.

Bitcoin Price Below Average Cost — Details
On November 8, popular market analyst Burak Kesmeci shared on X the underlying reasons behind his expectations of a bullish reversal. Kesmeci’s post mostly depends on the Bitcoin: 90-Day Market Price vs Realized Price Gradient Oscillator. Essentially, this indicator functions as a means of tracking the distance of Bitcoin’s market price deviation from its realized price over the past 90 days.

A positive reading from the metric indicates a faster rising market price of Bitcoin, compared to its average cost basis (realized price), thereby showing growing bullish momentum. A negative reading, on the other hand, connotes a significant decline of market price beneath realized price, a sign of bearish momentum, which could extend into a ‘cooling’ phase.

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In the post on X, Kesmeci reveals that the metric’s reading has fallen to a value of -1.27 STDV (Standard Deviations). As previously explained, this indicates that the Bitcoin price has greatly fallen beneath its historical cost basis, a development that could point out that the flagship cryptocurrency’s price momentum has reached a state of ‘extreme cooldown.’

Expressed more simply, Bitcoin investors are paying much less than the amount its recent buyers did on average to acquire Bitcoin. If more investors were to purchase Bitcoin around its current price, there could be a total or significant absorption of what already appears to be exhausted bearish pressure.

Notably, Kemesci also referenced past occurrences to buttress his prediction of an imminent price rebound. According to the analyst, periods where this metric fell below -1 STDV have often preceded the ends of downtrends and the beginnings of price expansions. We see this occurrence twice in recent months: first, in April, where Bitcoin saw a rise from about $82,000 to $100,000; and second, where the price saw a growth from $108,000 in July to reach $124,000. Thus, if historical data is reliable, the Bitcoin price could soon put in a new price bottom, after which significant movement to the upside would likely follow.

Bitcoin Price Overview 
As of this writing, Bitcoin stands at a valuation of approximately $102,023, reflecting a slight loss of about 0.94% since the last day. 

BTC trading at $102,053 on the daily chart | Source: BTCUSDT chart on Tradingview.com
Featured image from Flickr, chart from Tradingview

American Bitcoin Corp, a Miami-based mining company majority owned by Hut 8 and backed by the Trump family, has added more BTC to its holdings. The Miami, Florida-based firm now owns 4,004 BTC, worth $415 million, making it the 25th largest Bitcoin treasury, per data from BitcoinTreasuries. 

American Bitcoin Added Another 139 BTC
According to a Friday announcement, American Bitcoin acquired 139 Bitcoins between October 24 and November 5, now worth around $14 million.

The haul, as of November 5, includes BTC purchased via mining and strategic buys, as well as Bitcoin held in custody or pledged for miner purchases under a deal with BITMAIN.

The firm’s Bitcoin-per-share ratio, a metric that measures the amount of Bitcoin attributable to each outstanding share of common stock, rose to 432 as of November 5, representing a 3.4% gain over 12 days.

“We continue to expand our Bitcoin holdings rapidly and cost-effectively through a dual strategy that integrates scaled Bitcoin mining operations with disciplined at-market purchases,” Eric Trump, who serves as American Bitcoin’s chief strategic officer, said.

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The sons of U.S. President Donald Trump, Eric and Donald Trump Jr, owned American Data Center, which merged with American Bitcoin. According to earlier reports, mining firm Hut 8 acquired an 80% stake in it in exchange for Hut 8’s Bitcoin mining hardware, with the Trump brothers owning 20%.

Political Ties And Increasing Scrutiny
President Trump’s deepening ties with the crypto sector have drawn fury from politicians. His recent pardon of former Binance CEO Changpeng “CZ” Zhao, who pleaded guilty in 2023 to violating U.S. money laundering laws and served four months in federal prison, triggered accusations of corruption and conflicts of interest.

Top democrat Maxine Waters described the move as “an appalling but unsurprising reflection of his presidency” and claimed that Trump is “doing massive favors for crypto criminals.” She also accused him of “pay-to-play corruption” and of using the presidency to gain personal wealth.

The statements follow analysis finding that Trump’s second term in office has coincided with an astounding increase in his personal wealth. Notably, the Trump family has reportedly made a staggering $1 billion in profits from crypto businesses.

Over the years, November has delivered some of Bitcoin’s biggest rallies, with cycle tops and major reversals often forming during this time. Analysts expect volatility to remain high in the coming days, especially as the month begins with typically choppy price action before potential upward momentum sets in.

According to historical data, November has averaged a remarkable +42.51% return for Bitcoin. The previous month, however, closed in the red, with Bitcoin slipping 3.69% in October in its worst “Uptober” since 2018.

Despite that, the start of November has rekindled bullish hopes. A 42% rally from current levels could see Bitcoin approach $156,000, marking a strong recovery from recent dips.

Currently, Bitcoin is trading at around $101,537, with a 0.68% decline over the past 30 days. Its market capitalization exceeds $2 trillion, accounting for roughly 59% of the entire crypto market.

Meanwhile, the market’s metrics show caution. The total market cap is $3.41 trillion, down nearly 2%, while the Fear & Greed Index sits at 24, signaling fear among investors. This sentiment could, however, set the stage for a rebound if confidence returns.

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Technically, Bitcoin’s moving averages hover between $109K and $113K, while the RSI remains neutral near 45, hinting at room for a potential breakout. Support lies around $103,000, with resistance near $126,000.

Beyond technicals, institutional activity continues to influence Bitcoin’s price. Reports indicate that 172 public companies collectively hold over 1 million BTC, highlighting the growing adoption of cryptocurrency by corporations.

Moreover, U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs have seen steady inflows, and France’s proposal for a national Bitcoin Strategic Reserve signals rising institutional interest in Europe. Macro indicators, from inflation data to the Fed’s rate outlook, will also influence momentum.

As it stands, Whales are accumulating BTC, DEVS are looking forward to Bitcoin Core 30 and expanding DeFi integrations, and all eyes are now on whether BTC will deliver again.

Bitcoin’s latest market structure is showing a striking imbalance, as whales are stepping in, but retail investors remain largely absent.

On-chain analytics platform CryptoQuant shared insight from analyst Darkfost, who noted “the rise of new whales, companies building treasury reserves, and addresses that accumulate without selling.” According to the analyst, these factors make the current cycle “structurally different from previous ones.”

This shift in participation highlights how institutional and high-net-worth entities have taken center stage. Spot Bitcoin ETFs, which were once a driving force for retail exposure, saw net outflows of roughly $191 million on October 31, marking the first major withdrawal streak since March.

For the first time in months, ETF demand trails behind miner issuance, creating short-term selling pressure. However, the SEC’s approval of in-kind redemptions could eventually make ETFs more efficient and appealing to long-term investors by reducing transaction costs and improving liquidity.

Data from CoinMarketCap reveals Bitcoin was trading around $101,500 at press time, below the 200-day moving average, which signals lingering weakness. The MACD histogram remains positive, suggesting a potential reversal, while the RSI at 48 and muted volume highlight caution.

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Support levels sit between $103K and $108K, while resistance looms near $116K–$120K. A confirmed breakout above that zone could restore bullish momentum, whereas a drop below $106K might pull Bitcoin toward the $100K mark.

To crown it all, the upcoming BIP-119 technical upgrade and the sBTC, combined with ongoing macro influences, from U.S.–China trade tensions to the Fed’s rate policies, are shaping a cycle dominated by patience and accumulation.

For now, Bitcoin’s direction hinges on whether institutional inflows rebound and retail confidence returns. As whales continue to build positions, the absence of retail investors may be the quiet reset before the next major move.

The planned Fusaka upgrade will make a lot of useful changes under the hood.

Great investing decisions can sometimes come down to buying the right asset before the obvious upcoming catalysts have a chance to impact its price. For Ethereum (ETH 1.33%) the biggest upcoming catalyst is its next network upgrade, called Fusaka, which is slated to launch on Dec. 3.

Buying before then will position you ahead of the crowd if the upgrade performs as designed and the ecosystem leans into the new features. Here are three reasons this coin is worth buying in the next few weeks.

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1. More capacity
Fusaka is slated to advance with Ethereum's scaling-by-rollups strategy, in which groups of users seeking faster or cheaper performance are incentivized to create Layer-2 (L2) networks that "roll up" bundles of transactions before sending them back to the main Layer-1 Ethereum network for processing, thereby improving efficiency.

One key innovation of Fusaka is a data-availability change that lets the main network handle much more rollup data at a time. In plain English, rollups will thus get room to grow, and users should see fewer scary gas (user) fee spikes when activity surges. So it's possible that one of the chain's most frustrating and long-lived problems will finally be put to rest, making it more usable. And that's a solid reason to consider buying the coin.

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There are a few other base-layer tweaks to improve scaling, too, like gas limit adjustments in Fusaka that increase block capacity, which should further reduce pressure when traffic spikes. More throughput plus better data handling is exactly how you avoid fee blowouts while keeping the network decentralized.

2. Staking will become safer and more stable
Fusaka will also improve Ethereum's staking experience, which means it will make getting a yield on your Ethereum a bit less painful and a bit more reliable.

Despite what many investors seem to assume, the process of staking and getting a yield is not magic, and the existence and smooth operation of the infrastructure that enables it is not to be taken for granted. It comes with operational risk and a somewhat specialized (and thus expensive) hardware burden. Fusaka's approach reduces some of these hardware constraints for validators, lowering the barriers to running a node and opening the door for broader participation in the staking process.

Broader validator sets tend to reduce centralization risk. That matters for investors because concentrated operator sets can fail when the chain is under heavy load, cratering its performance and annoying everyone using it. Encouraging more independent operators and less specialized hardware requirements will likely lead to staking rewards swinging far less wildly when the network is under stress.

There is a chance that yields will compress if staking participation rises a lot after Fusaka. But smoother operations and lower tail risks for validators are usually a positive trade for long-term investors seeking durable, lower-variance staking outcomes, and the Ethereum development team wouldn't be making this change if they didn't think it was the healthiest move for the chain in the long run, and that's why it's another reason to buy the coin.

3. Developers have fewer reasons to leave
If decentralized application (dApp) developers don't have a good reason to develop on a particular chain, they will leave and go to where the grass is greener, which is usually the same destination as where there's more capital in the ecosystem.

Currently, Ethereum has one of the largest populations of developers in the crypto sector, with its Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) being deployed both on its own chain and on many other unaffiliated chains that want to be able to draw from the same pool of talent. So, it's actually quite easy for an Ethereum developer to pick up and leave for another chain without needing to learn too much of anything new at many of the networks where they might end up.

As mentioned previously, Fusaka explicitly targets increasing data throughput for rollups and adding some incremental L1 capacity, two of the levers that most affect user experience today, not to mention the experience for app developers. If developers can serve users at lower cost without abandoning Ethereum's security, familiarity, and deep liquidity, the attractiveness of its ecosystem strengthens, and they will be far more likely to stick around.

That will seed more projects over time, and make sure that Ethereum remains the chain with the biggest and most diverse ecosystem, thereby reaffirming the durability of two of the biggest points in the investment thesis for buying it.

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'Rich Dad, Poor Dad' author Robert Kiyosaki says Bitcoin could hit $250,000 and gold $27,000 by 2026, but his mention of Ethereum at $60 has crypto market participants confused.

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Robert Kiyosaki, the author of "Rich Dad, Poor Dad," is warning of a "massive crash" once again — and says that is exactly why he is buying, not selling. In his latest post, the 78-year-old investor outlined his 2026 targets: $27,000 for gold, $250,000 for Bitcoin, $100 for silver and $60 for Ethereum.

The last number immediately caused confusion since Ethereum has not traded anywhere near double digits in years. Many assumed that Kiyosaki meant $6,000 or $60,000, which would line up better with long-term crypto forecasts and his previous optimistic tone about digital assets.

BTC/USD by CoinMarketCapAs he explained, he started buying gold in 1971, the year that Nixon removed the dollar’s gold backing — the moment "real money went into hiding," says Kiyosaki. He believes that everything that followed — inflation spikes, monetary bailouts and endless debt expansion — is the result of that single decision.

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"Real money"With this mindset, his logic stretches across asset classes: Bitcoin represents digital gold, Ethereum powers the new monetary network, and both move according to what the author calls the laws of money, not political cycles.

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The author accuses the U.S. Treasury and Federal Reserve of violating these laws by printing "fake dollars" to fund government spending.

While others are selling, Kiyosaki says he keeps accumulating gold, silver, Bitcoin and Ethereum even when they crash, insisting that real wealth is built during fear, not euphoria. In his view, the next downturn will not destroy the market; it will reveal who actually holds money that cannot be printed.

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Key Takeaways
Why is XRP struggling despite Ripple’s institutional growth?
Momentum between Ripple and XRP is decoupling, with investors selling into weakness, showing the rally is more psychological than structural.

Can the altcoin repeat its Q3 rally?
Q4 shows a clear psychological divergence, with realized losses surging and profit-taking accelerating, making a repeat rally a tough setup.

Ripple [XRP] is showing some clear divergences this cycle.

On the macro side, XRP is decoupling from Ripple’s growing institutional footprint. Even with that expansion, the altcoin was down 20% this quarter.

So the real split here is Ripple’s momentum versus XRP’s market structure.

Meanwhile, that gap is showing up in investor behavior, with traders selling into weakness. So does that make XRP’s Q4 rally more psychological than structural, making a repeat of a Q3-style run a harder setup to expect?

Cost basis maps XRP’s Q3 investor psychology
Q3 marked XRP’s strongest bullish phase of 2025.

The altcoin logged a 27% quarterly rally, tagging the $3.60 peak. That move also ranked as XRP’s most aggressive expansion since the Q4 2024 breakout, when a 240% surge finally pushed it out of its multi-year slump.

From a psychology standpoint, Q3 is where investors really reloaded. 

According to AMBCrypto, after XRP printed a clean impulse on top of a triple-digit run, traders started pricing in continuation. And when you look at the Aggregate Cost Basis, that expectation lines up with the structure.

Source: Glassnode

A clean yellow band showed a 1 billion XRP supply stacked at the $3.30 level.

Meanwhile, the darker red band between $2.80- $2.82 flagged a hefty 2.5 billion in Cost Basis Density, the largest cluster on the map. That zone captures the heavy accumulation that came in during XRP’s 27% Q3 rally.

So this reinforces AMBCrypto’s read that investors were positioned for bullish continuation.

But in Q4, XRP has printed a clear psychological divergence, showing why expecting a repeat of Q3 is still too far-fetched.

Ripple’s Q3 conviction meets Q4 reality check
As mentioned earlier, Ripple and XRP momentum aren’t moving in tandem.

This showed up cleanly in Glassnode’s data, which flagged another key divergence this cycle. In Q3, XRP’s push to the $3.60 peak came with a sharp spike in profit realization, hitting roughly $550 million per day.

Typically, that’s a bullish sign, with traders taking profit while keeping upside flow intact. But into Q4, profit realization spiked 240%, jumping from $65 million to $220 million/day even as XRP fell from $3.09 to $2.30.

Source: Glassnode

Simply put, traders are distributing into price weakness.

From a psychological angle, that uptick in selling puts extra supply into the market right as a large group of HODLers sits deep underwater, with Realized Losses surging past $470 million as XRP cracked $2.50.

In conclusion, XRP’s Q4 is showing clear psychological stress. 

Realized/Unrealized Losses are stacking up, profit-taking is accelerating, and Ripple’s institutional growth isn’t flowing into price. Taken together, these divergences make a $3+ rally a tough setup.

The crypto market dip persists, resulting in sluggish fund flows into several digital assets. Last week, Bitcoin suffered its largest decline, marked by a drop in spot ETF investments, institutional outflows, and a significant plunge in the BTC price. On the other hand, while altcoins traded similarly, multiple assets saw positive inflows to institutional products. 

Bitcoin Traders Battle Macro-Driven Red Wave
Crypto institutional products recorded $360 million outflows last week as “fear” clouded traders’ sentiment. CoinShares Weekly Fund Flows indicates an improved performance of altcoins compared to Bitcoin during the same period. Much of the outflow was linked to United States activities, with a close watch on the Federal Reserve.

Bitcoin saw $946 million in outflows over the past month, lowering yearly gains to $29.4 billion. Analysts attribute the bearish week to a hawkish tone by the Fed, which may lead to tighter interest rates.

Historically, this has fueled a broader downturn as investors move funds out of risky assets, while rate cuts bolster crypto and stock prices. At the moment, investors have downplayed the likelihood of December rate cuts, citing the absence of key economic indicators. 

Amid hawkish Fed policies, traders are increasingly diversifying their portfolios, shifting assets to altcoins at a faster pace. This was predicted in January, as the market had already priced in another altcoin season for 2025.

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Similarly, spot Bitcoin ETFs are facing hurdles due to mounting outflows over the last 48 hours. On Nov 4, these products saw $578 million outflows, marking a fifth straight day in the red zone.

“Regionally, negative sentiment was concentrated primarily in the US, which saw outflows totalling US$439m. This was partially offset by modest inflows from Germany and Switzerland, totalling US$32m and US$30.8m respectively. Bitcoin ETFs were the only major digital asset products to experience significant outflows last week, amounting to US$946m.” CoinShares wrote. 

As more capital exits Bitcoin, altcoins such as Ethereum (ETH), Solana (SOL), and XRP are poised for bullish inflows. Last week, Ethereum institutional products garnered $57.6 million in net inflows, bringing the yearly total above $14.28 billion.

The altcoin leader posted a positive Q3 2025 and continued into the last quarter. Crypto treasury firms also contributed to the upswing in ETH price and institutional product flows.

Meanwhile, Solana clinched the highest weekly inflows as firms anticipate possible spot ETF approval in the United States. The institutional favorite asset attracted $421 million while XRP saw $43.2 million in the same period.

Joerg Hiller
Nov 09, 2025 09:13

TON price prediction shows potential 25% rally to $2.50-$2.66 range within 30 days, with long-term Toncoin forecast targeting $8.00 amid improving technical momentum signals.

TON Price Prediction Summary
• TON short-term target (1 week): $2.50 (+20.8%)
• Toncoin medium-term forecast (1 month): $2.50-$2.66 range
• Key level to break for bullish continuation: $2.36
• Critical support if bearish: $1.79

Recent Toncoin Price Predictions from Analysts
Multiple analysts have converged on remarkably similar TON price prediction targets, creating a strong consensus around the $2.50-$2.66 resistance zone. CoinCodex leads with a $2.51 target citing 28.97% potential upside over five days, while CoinCheckup projects $2.66 by December 9th, representing a 25.91% increase.

The Toncoin forecast landscape shows interesting divergence between short and long-term outlooks. While near-term predictions cluster around $2.50, Brave New Coin's ambitious $8.00 long-term target suggests analysts see significant fundamental value in TON beyond current technical levels. This creates a compelling risk-reward scenario for both swing traders and long-term holders.

Blockchain.News adds credibility to the bullish thesis with their $2.57 target and specific identification of $2.36 as key resistance - a level that aligns perfectly with current technical analysis showing TON's upper Bollinger Band at $2.37.

TON Technical Analysis: Setting Up for Breakout Attempt
Current Toncoin technical analysis reveals a cryptocurrency positioned for potential upside momentum, despite recent consolidation pressure. Trading at $2.07, TON sits above its 7-day SMA of $2.01 but remains below key moving averages including the 20-day SMA at $2.14 and 50-day SMA at $2.40.

The MACD histogram showing 0.0090 provides the most encouraging signal for bulls, indicating early bullish momentum divergence even as price consolidates. This technical development often precedes meaningful price movements and supports the analyst consensus around $2.50 targets.

TON's RSI at 41.89 occupies neutral territory, leaving substantial room for upward movement before reaching overbought conditions. The Bollinger Band position of 0.34 confirms TON trades in the lower portion of its recent range, suggesting potential for mean reversion toward the upper band at $2.37.

Volume analysis through Binance's $9.6 million daily turnover indicates adequate liquidity for the predicted price movements, though increased volume would strengthen any breakout attempt above $2.36 resistance.

Toncoin Price Targets: Bull and Bear Scenarios
Bullish Case for TON
The primary TON price target sits at $2.50-$2.66, representing 20-28% upside potential within the next 30 days. This prediction requires TON to break above immediate resistance at $2.36, which corresponds closely to the upper Bollinger Band at $2.37.

Success above $2.36 could trigger momentum toward the $2.50 zone, where multiple analyst targets converge. A sustained break above $2.66 would open the path to stronger resistance around $3.10, representing a 50% gain from current levels.

The long-term Toncoin forecast becomes more speculative but potentially rewarding, with Brave New Coin's $8.00 target suggesting 286% upside potential. This ambitious prediction would require broader cryptocurrency market recovery and fundamental improvements in TON adoption.

Bearish Risk for Toncoin
Downside protection appears at $1.79 immediate support, where TON must hold to maintain its current consolidation pattern. A break below this level could trigger further selling toward stronger support at $1.90, representing the 52-week low.

The most concerning scenario involves a breakdown below $1.79, which could accelerate selling pressure toward the next major support zone around $1.50-$1.60. Such a move would invalidate near-term bullish predictions and suggest extended consolidation or deeper correction.

Technical indicators would turn definitively bearish if RSI drops below 30 while MACD histogram turns negative, creating conditions for sustained downside pressure.

Should You Buy TON Now? Entry Strategy
Current price levels around $2.07 present a calculated entry opportunity for traders targeting the $2.50 TON price prediction. Conservative buyers should wait for a clear break above $2.14 (20-day SMA) with increased volume before initiating positions.

Aggressive traders might accumulate near current levels with strict stop-losses below $1.79 support. Position sizing should account for the 13% downside risk to support versus 20% upside potential to initial targets.

A layered approach works well given TON's volatility: initial positions around $2.05-$2.10, with additional buying planned above $2.20 if momentum confirms the bullish breakout. This strategy limits downside exposure while maintaining upside participation.

Risk management requires stop-losses below $1.75 for all positions, representing roughly 15% maximum loss from current entry levels.

TON Price Prediction Conclusion
The convergence of analyst TON price prediction targets around $2.50-$2.66 creates a compelling medium-confidence bullish outlook for the next 30 days. Technical momentum indicators support this view, particularly the positive MACD histogram and neutral RSI positioning.

Key confirmation signals include a break above $2.36 resistance with sustained volume, RSI advancement toward 50+, and maintenance of support above $1.79. Failure to hold $1.79 would invalidate the bullish thesis and suggest extended consolidation.

Timeline expectations point toward potential target achievement within 2-4 weeks, assuming broader cryptocurrency market conditions remain supportive. The prediction carries medium confidence given the technical setup, though external market factors could accelerate or delay the anticipated price movement toward analyst targets.

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Bitwise Asset Management has taken a major step toward Starting the first U.S. spot Dogecoin Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF). The firm updated its regulatory filing on November 7, 2025, effectively setting the stage for the ETF to go live later this month.

Felix Pinkston
Nov 09, 2025 09:31

Injective Protocol shows bullish momentum signals with MACD histogram turning positive. Analysts target $7.38 short-term with potential $8+ if resistance breaks.

INJ Price Prediction: Technical Setup Points to Near-Term Recovery
Injective Protocol (INJ) has caught the attention of cryptocurrency analysts as technical indicators begin showing early signs of a potential reversal. Despite trading 55% below its 52-week high, recent INJ price prediction models suggest a modest recovery could be underway.

INJ Price Prediction Summary
• INJ short-term target (1 week): $7.38 (+2.1% from current $7.23)
• Injective medium-term forecast (1 month): $6.69-$7.98 range
• Key level to break for bullish continuation: $7.41 (EMA 12)
• Critical support if bearish: $6.02 (immediate support level)

Recent Injective Price Predictions from Analysts
The latest round of analyst predictions shows remarkable consistency in their Injective forecast methodology. CoinLore's conservative INJ price prediction of $6.69 stands as the most bearish among recent forecasts, while Bitget's $7.38 target represents the most optimistic short-term view.

The analyst consensus reveals an interesting dynamic: most platforms are targeting the $7.25-$7.38 range for the coming week, suggesting limited but positive price action. Coinbase's long-term INJ price target of $7.98 by 2030 indicates modest growth expectations over the next five years.

What's notable is the convergence around technical resistance levels. The $7.38 INJ price target from Bitget aligns closely with the current EMA 12 level at $7.41, suggesting analysts are watching this technical barrier for potential breakout confirmation.

INJ Technical Analysis: Setting Up for Short-Term Recovery
The Injective technical analysis reveals a mixed but increasingly constructive picture. While INJ remains below most moving averages, several momentum indicators suggest the selling pressure may be exhausting.

The MACD histogram at 0.0893 represents the strongest bullish signal in the current setup. This positive reading indicates that bearish momentum is waning, even though the MACD line (-0.7779) remains below its signal line (-0.8672). This divergence often precedes trend reversals.

The RSI at 40.48 sits in neutral territory, providing room for upward movement without entering overbought conditions. Combined with the Stochastic oscillator showing %K at 38.78 below %D at 45.83, there's potential for momentum to build if buying interest increases.

INJ's position within the Bollinger Bands at 0.32 indicates the price is trading in the lower portion of the recent range but hasn't reached oversold extremes. The middle band at $7.80 represents a logical target if momentum continues building.

Injective Price Targets: Bull and Bear Scenarios
Bullish Case for INJ
The primary bullish scenario targets $7.38-$7.41 as the initial resistance zone. A break above the EMA 12 at $7.41 could trigger momentum toward the SMA 20 at $7.80, representing an 8% upside potential from current levels.

For a more aggressive bull case, the immediate resistance at $9.19 becomes the medium-term target, requiring a 27% rally. This scenario would need sustained volume and a broader crypto market recovery to materialize.

The key technical requirement is maintaining support above $7.09, the recent 24-hour low. Volume confirmation above the daily average of $13.7 million would strengthen the bullish thesis.

Bearish Risk for Injective
The bearish scenario activates if INJ breaks below immediate support at $6.02. This level represents a critical technical floor, and failure to hold could trigger selling toward the next major support at $2.74.

A break below $6.60, identified as a critical level by analysts, would invalidate most bullish predictions and potentially target the 52-week low at $6.32. The high volatility (ATR of $0.90) means these moves could happen quickly in either direction.

Risk factors include broader market weakness, DeFi sector underperformance, and failure to generate sufficient trading volume to support any recovery attempt.

Should You Buy INJ Now? Entry Strategy
Based on current technical conditions, a cautious accumulation strategy appears most appropriate. The optimal entry zone lies between $7.09-$7.23, representing the current trading range.

For aggressive traders, a breakout play above $7.41 (EMA 12) with confirmed volume could target $7.80-$8.00. Conservative investors should wait for a pullback toward $6.80-$7.00 for better risk-adjusted entry points.

Risk management is crucial given the 55% distance from highs. Stop-loss levels should be set below $6.60 for swing trades, representing approximately 8-9% downside from current levels. Position sizing should reflect the high volatility environment, with the daily ATR of $0.90 suggesting significant intraday price swings.

INJ Price Prediction Conclusion
The technical setup supports a modest bullish INJ price prediction over the next 1-2 weeks, with $7.38 representing a reasonable target (medium confidence). The positive MACD histogram and neutral RSI provide the foundation for this Injective forecast.

However, the broader context remains challenging, with INJ trading below most key moving averages and significant distance from yearly highs. The decision to buy or sell INJ should consider this mixed technical picture and broader market conditions.

Key levels to watch include the $7.41 EMA 12 for bullish confirmation and $6.60 support for bearish invalidation. The prediction timeline extends through late November, with volume and momentum indicators serving as primary confirmation tools for directional moves.

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A landmark crypto fraud case involving two brothers accused of stealing $25 million through an alleged exploit on Ethereum has ended without a verdict.

Caroline Bishop
Nov 09, 2025 09:43

Despite strong sell signals, ALGO price prediction models suggest potential recovery to $0.23 within a week, with long-term targets reaching $0.38 by year-end.

ALGO Price Prediction Summary
• ALGO short-term target (1 week): $0.23 (+35%)
• Algorand medium-term forecast (1 month): $0.20-$0.28 range
• Key level to break for bullish continuation: $0.20
• Critical support if bearish: $0.159

Recent Algorand Price Predictions from Analysts
The latest ALGO price prediction landscape presents a fascinating dichotomy between short-term bearish sentiment and longer-term optimism. Investing.com's technical indicators paint a stark picture with RSI at 38.44 and MACD at -0.001, generating a "Strong Sell" signal with high confidence. However, this contrasts sharply with more bullish Algorand forecast models from other analysts.

SimpleSwap offers the most optimistic near-term ALGO price target of $0.2299 by November 14th, representing a 35% upside from current levels. This prediction aligns with our analysis showing MACD histogram turning positive at 0.0012, suggesting early bullish momentum despite the broader negative sentiment. Meanwhile, CoinCodex and CoinLore present more conservative short-term projections around $0.17, essentially predicting sideways consolidation.

The most striking divergence comes in long-term Algorand technical analysis, where DigitalCoinPrice projects an ALGO price target of $0.38 by year-end 2025, representing a potential 124% gain. This suggests analysts see current weakness as temporary consolidation rather than a fundamental breakdown.

ALGO Technical Analysis: Setting Up for Recovery
Current Algorand technical analysis reveals a coin caught between competing forces. At $0.17, ALGO sits precisely at its 7-day SMA and dangerously close to the Bollinger Bands middle line at $0.18. The RSI reading of 45.02 indicates neutral territory, neither oversold nor overbought, providing room for movement in either direction.

The most compelling bullish signal emerges from the MACD histogram, which has turned positive at 0.0012 despite the MACD line remaining negative at -0.0075. This divergence often precedes trend reversals, supporting the more optimistic ALGO price prediction models. The Stochastic indicators show %K at 49.91 below %D at 58.96, suggesting downward momentum is losing steam.

Volume analysis from Binance spot trading shows $3.7 million in 24-hour volume, which remains relatively healthy despite the 4.34% daily decline. This suggests selling pressure may be diminishing, aligning with the technical setup for a potential bounce toward the $0.20 resistance level.

Algorand Price Targets: Bull and Bear Scenarios
Bullish Case for ALGO
The bullish Algorand forecast hinges on breaking above the immediate resistance at $0.20, which coincides with the upper Bollinger Band. Success here would target the next major resistance at $0.24, representing a 41% gain from current levels. The ALGO price target of $0.2299 by November 14th appears technically achievable if momentum builds.

For this scenario to play out, we need to see RSI climbing above 50, MACD line turning positive, and volume increasing on any upward moves. The current position at 0.39 within the Bollinger Bands provides ample room for expansion toward the upper band.

Bearish Risk for Algorand
The bearish case for our ALGO price prediction centers on a breakdown below the critical $0.159 support level identified by AInvest. This would expose the strong support zone at $0.14, with a worst-case scenario targeting the $0.10 level. Such a move would invalidate the bullish MACD histogram signal and likely push RSI into oversold territory below 30.

Key risk factors include broader cryptocurrency market weakness, failure to hold above the 20-day SMA at $0.18, and any breakdown in the $0.16 lower Bollinger Band support.

Should You Buy ALGO Now? Entry Strategy
Based on current Algorand technical analysis, the optimal entry strategy involves a staged approach. Conservative investors should wait for a clear break above $0.20 resistance before establishing positions, with initial targets at $0.23 matching the most optimistic short-term ALGO price prediction.

Aggressive traders might consider accumulating near current levels around $0.17, using the $0.159 support as a stop-loss level. This provides a favorable risk-reward ratio with limited downside and significant upside potential if the bullish case materializes.

Position sizing should remain conservative given the mixed signals in our Algorand forecast. A 2-3% portfolio allocation seems appropriate, with plans to add on any breakout above $0.20 with increased volume confirmation.

ALGO Price Prediction Conclusion
Our comprehensive ALGO price prediction suggests a 60% probability of reaching $0.23 within the next week, despite current bearish technical signals. The positive MACD histogram and neutral RSI provide the foundation for this optimistic Algorand forecast, while the longer-term target of $0.38 by year-end remains achievable if ALGO can establish a foothold above $0.20.

The key indicator to watch remains the $0.20 resistance level - a decisive break above this level with volume would confirm the bullish case and validate the more optimistic price targets. Conversely, failure to hold $0.159 support would necessitate a reassessment of our buy or sell ALGO recommendation toward a more bearish stance.

Timeline for this prediction spans the next 7-14 days for the initial $0.23 target, with the longer-term $0.38 ALGO price target expected to develop over the remainder of 2025.

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Luisa Crawford
Nov 09, 2025 09:51

PEPE price prediction shows bearish sentiment dominating with technical indicators pointing to $0.000004434 short-term target and potential 66% decline to $0.00000185.

PEPE Price Prediction: Bearish Technical Setup Points to Major Correction Ahead
The meme coin sector continues to face headwinds, and Pepe (PEPE) is exhibiting clear technical deterioration that suggests significant downside ahead. With 85% of technical indicators flashing bearish signals and a confirmed head-and-shoulders pattern emerging, our PEPE price prediction points to substantial corrections through the remainder of 2025.

PEPE Price Prediction Summary
• PEPE short-term target (1 week): $0.000004434 (-22% from current levels)
• Pepe medium-term forecast (1 month): $0.00000185-$0.0000058 range

• Key level to break for bullish continuation: $0.00000650
• Critical support if bearish: $0.00000185

Recent Pepe Price Predictions from Analysts
The analytical consensus has shifted decisively bearish on PEPE over the past 72 hours. CoinCodex leads the Pepe forecast with the most aggressive downside target of $0.000004434, supported by 85% of technical indicators signaling a confirmed downtrend. This aligns with medium confidence levels given the strength of the bearish momentum.

CMC AI's technical analysis presents the most concerning scenario for PEPE holders, with their PEPE price prediction calling for a catastrophic 66% decline to $0.00000185. This forecast stems from a confirmed head-and-shoulders reversal pattern, a highly reliable bearish signal in cryptocurrency markets.

More conservative forecasts from CoinLore and AMB Crypto suggest consolidation between $0.0000053-$0.0000061, but even these modest predictions indicate limited upside potential. The stark contrast between the aggressive bearish calls and conservative consolidation scenarios highlights the uncertainty surrounding PEPE's immediate direction.

PEPE Technical Analysis: Setting Up for Major Correction
The technical picture for PEPE has deteriorated significantly, with multiple indicators confirming bearish momentum. The RSI at 38.04 sits in neutral territory but is trending lower, suggesting weakening buying pressure. While the MACD histogram shows minimal bullish momentum at 0.0000, this reading is negligible and likely to flip negative as selling pressure intensifies.

PEPE's position within the Bollinger Bands at 0.24 indicates the token is trading in the lower portion of its recent range, a bearish signal when combined with the overall downtrend. The 24-hour trading volume of $36.6 million on Binance provides adequate liquidity for significant moves, but the -3.10% daily decline suggests sellers are gaining control.

The most compelling technical evidence supporting our bearish PEPE price prediction comes from the head-and-shoulders pattern identified by CMC AI. This reversal formation typically signals the end of uptrends and the beginning of sustained declines. The pattern's completion would target the $0.00000185 level, representing a devastating 66% correction from current prices.

Pepe Price Targets: Bull and Bear Scenarios
Bullish Case for PEPE
For bulls to regain control, PEPE must reclaim the $0.00000650 resistance level with convincing volume. A break above this PEPE price target would invalidate the bearish head-and-shoulders pattern and open the door to test the $0.00001012 level. However, this bullish scenario requires a fundamental shift in market sentiment and significant buying pressure that appears absent in current conditions.

The bullish case also depends on Bitcoin and broader cryptocurrency markets finding stability. Meme coins like PEPE are highly correlated with overall crypto sentiment, and any major market correction would likely amplify PEPE's decline.

Bearish Risk for Pepe
The primary downside target for our Pepe forecast sits at $0.000004434, representing the immediate technical objective based on current momentum indicators. However, the more severe risk lies in the head-and-shoulders pattern completion, which targets $0.00000185.

A break below the critical $0.00000550 support level would confirm the bearish scenario and likely trigger algorithmic selling from technical traders. The distance from PEPE's 52-week high of -61.74% already indicates significant technical damage, and further declines could accelerate if key support levels fail.

Should You Buy PEPE Now? Entry Strategy
Based on our Pepe technical analysis, the current risk-reward profile strongly favors waiting for lower prices before considering entry. Aggressive traders might consider short positions with tight stop-losses above $0.00000650, but this strategy carries significant risk given PEPE's volatility.

For long-term accumulation, the $0.000004434 level offers the first potential entry point, but only with strict risk management. A more conservative approach would be to wait for the $0.00000185 target, which would provide a better risk-adjusted entry point if the head-and-shoulders pattern plays out as predicted.

Position sizing should be minimal given the high-risk nature of meme coins and the current bearish technical setup. Stop-losses below $0.00000185 are essential for any long positions, as a break of this level would suggest further significant declines.

PEPE Price Prediction Conclusion
Our comprehensive analysis points to a bearish outlook for PEPE through December 2025, with high confidence in the $0.000004434 near-term target and medium confidence in the more severe $0.00000185 objective. The combination of deteriorating technical indicators, confirmed reversal patterns, and bearish analyst consensus creates a compelling case for continued downside.

Key indicators to monitor include RSI movement below 30, MACD histogram turning negative, and most critically, whether PEPE can hold the $0.00000550 support level. A decisive break below this threshold would confirm our bearish Pepe forecast and likely accelerate the move toward the lower targets.

The timeline for this PEPE price prediction spans the next 4-8 weeks, with the initial target of $0.000004434 potentially reached within 1-2 weeks if current momentum persists. Traders and investors should approach PEPE with extreme caution until technical conditions improve and the broader meme coin sector stabilizes.

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Sun, 9/11/2025 - 8:59

Vocal Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff believes that Bitcoin holders should rush to sell while the cryptocurrency remains above the $100,000 level.

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Odious financial commentator Peter Schiff has urged Bitcoin holders to sell the leading cryptocurrency above the $100,000 level, describing this as an "incredible" opportunity. 

"If you own Bitcoin, hurry and sell it now, while the price is still above $100K," Schiff said in a recent social media post. 

Earlier this month, as reported by U.Today, Schiff warned that Bitcoin was "ridiculously overpriced." 

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"Cryptos are melting" Mike McGlone, Bloomberg's senior commodity strategist, appears to be on the same page with Schiff, predicting that Bitcoin's stay above the $100,000 level will not last long.   

The Bitcoin-bull-turned-bear has noted that the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto Index has dropped 1% in 2025 despite about a 16% gain in the S&P 500.

Not for long in my view, Bitcoin above $100,000. The first born crypto opened Monday Nov. 3 US am below its 200-day moving average (now resistance at about $110,000). Bitcoin may open Monday Nov. 10 below $100,000. Strategy Inc. has broken down and the Bloomberg Galaxy Crypto… https://t.co/mlVgbEoEl7

— Mike McGlone (@mikemcglone11) November 8, 2025 A sign of bullish reversal?  In the meantime, Kynikos Associates founder Jim Chanos has announced that the firm has unwound its short‑on‑Strategy/long‑Bitcoin trade. 

Chanos first announced its audacious anti-MSTR bet on May 15, arguing that the leading Bitcoin treasury firm was overvalued relative to its Bitcoin holdings. 

In June, as reported by U.Today, Chanos lambasted former Strategy CEO Michael Saylor for promoting "financial gibberish."  

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Chanos's bet turned out to be extremely prescient: MSTR has plunged by roughly 45% while its premium to net asset value (NAV) has basically evaporated. 

Bitcoin evangelist Pierre Rochard believes that this could be a sign that the bear market for the treasury company bear market finally coming to an end. "Expect continued volatility, but this is the kind of signal you want to see for a reversal," Rochard said. 

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According to Eli Cohen, Centrifuge’s chief legal officer, the crypto industry should take note of Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani victory in New York City’s mayoral election.

The crypto industry, after all, needs democrats, Cohen says.

Summary

Recent local elections show a need for bipartisanship in crypto regulation
There’s a risk of a future Democratic administration reversing everything
Republicans say that Trump won’t sign a bill that could implicate him in insider trading
Progressive Senators like Elisabeth Warren are pushing for transparency and investor protection
Retail investors want freedom, until there’s a rug pull

The results of recent gubernatorial elections are showing a potential seismic shift in U.S politics. On Nov. 4, Democrats won several contested elections (i.e., in New Jersey and New York), and progressives are energized.

Industry lobbyists, who mainly focused on Republicans, will now have to reach across the aisle for bipartisan support. Failing to do that could mean losing everything in the long run.

Crypto.news: We’re at an interesting political moment in the U.S. With everything going on, especially after Election Day, how do you see the current climate affecting crypto regulation?

Eli Cohen: That’s a great question. I think it’s going to take a few weeks to really understand the full impact of the elections. But one thing is clear: the crypto industry needs bipartisan support.

There’s been a debate for some time about whether the industry should align more closely with Republicans or work with both parties. Historically, the industry has leaned toward supporting Republicans, but that strategy needs to change. The election results should make that obvious.

Most lawyers and lobby groups in the space understand this. To get legislation passed — and more importantly, to ensure those laws last beyond a single administration — we need to work with both sides. If we don’t, we risk a future Democratic administration reversing everything.

We don’t want to go back to the Biden-Gensler era. And we certainly shouldn’t create so much antagonism with Democrats that we make that a likely outcome. Long-term stability requires broad political support.

CN: With the government shutdown happening, how is that affecting crypto-related legislation or regulatory efforts?

Cohen: To be honest, the shutdown hasn’t really changed much for us. Nothing major is being held up by it. The Senate is still operating, and that’s where most of the action is right now.

The House already passed its version of the market structure bill — the Financial Innovation and Technology for the 21st Century Act, often called the Clarity Act — so there’s no legislative work left for the House at the moment. The Senate, where the bill now sits, continues its process.

There have been ongoing meetings and discussions with both Democrats and Republicans in the Senate. However, I’d say some reactions from the crypto industry to Democratic proposals have been unproductive. The industry needs to engage more seriously with Democratic lawmakers if we want progress.

Right now, there are two competing versions of the market structure bill in the Senate. Regardless of which version moves forward, it will need Democratic support. Under current Senate rules, 60 votes are required to bring anything to the floor. Unless Republicans eliminate the filibuster — which is unlikely — they’ll need to negotiate.

And here’s the problem: the industry hasn’t really pushed Republicans to engage with Democrats. That has to change. The math is what it is. Without bipartisan compromise, nothing will pass.

CN: Can you provide more specifics on the proposals from Democrats and on how the industry has responded?

Cohen: It’s a bit tricky because a lot of these documents haven’t been made public. There was one proposal — well, it wasn’t officially public, it was a Democratic draft that got leaked by Republicans. Some key Democrats, like Senator Gallego from Arizona, later said it wasn’t a formal proposal but rather a set of internal views. But it still caused a strong adverse reaction from the industry.

One of the most controversial elements in that document was a proposed set of insider trading rules for crypto markets — not just in the general sense, but specifically covering members of the executive and legislative branches.

The background there is that members of the Trump family have reportedly made quite a bit of money in crypto, and Democrats want to include rules that would effectively block them from doing that.

From the industry’s perspective, the issue isn’t necessarily with insider trading rules themselves — most people aren’t against the idea. The concern is political feasibility. The argument is: if those provisions stay in the bill, Trump won’t sign it.

That’s also the position Republicans have taken. It’s not that they oppose the rules in principle, but they know that including them makes it impossible to get a signature from the current White House.

CN: With the recent local elections, particularly in New York, there has been some talk of a resurgence of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. Do you think that’s a meaningful trend?

Cohen: I don’t see the New York results as a major bellwether for the rest of the country. Yes, there was a high-profile example with Zohran Mamdani, but I wouldn’t say he’s significantly further to the left than, say, Brandon Johnson in Chicago or Barbara Lee in Oakland.

What I found more meaningful were the results in states like New Jersey and Virginia. Those were supposed to be close races, but ended up with decisive wins for moderate Democrats like Sheryl and Spanberger. So, if anything, I think the broader signal is that the Democratic Party is holding steady in the center — not shifting dramatically left.

CN: Regardless of whether the shift is progressive or moderate, Democrats have taken the lead. With that in mind, how would a bipartisan approach to crypto regulation look like?

Cohen: That’s a great question — and honestly, we haven’t seen it happen yet in a real way, so we’re still figuring that out.

But I do think there’s room for alignment. The Elizabeth Warren wing of the Democratic Party is focused on fraud prevention, investor protection, and enforceable regulation — and those are reasonable concerns. I’d argue that stronger anti-fraud protections would be good for the market overall.

The sticking point tends to be who does the regulating. Democrats favor agencies like the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB), which Warren helped create. Republicans, on the other hand, lean toward the SEC or CFTC. So there’s a debate over jurisdiction — but I don’t think that’s an unbridgeable divide. With real negotiation, they could find common ground.

CN: Mamdani’s base includes a lot of young, educated, white male voters — the same demographic most likely to hold crypto. Is there a disconnect between what the industry wants and what retail investors actually care about?

Cohen: I’m not sure there’s a full disconnect, but I do think there’s a gap in expectations. Most retail crypto users don’t want to deal with KYC. That’s a big reason they’re in crypto instead of traditional finance — they don’t want to submit personal information just to move stablecoins from one wallet to another.

At the same time, nobody wants to get rugged. No one wants to lose money to a scam or fraud. So yes, there’s this contradiction in crypto: people demand full decentralization, anonymity, and self-custody — until something goes wrong. Then the first question is, “Where are the regulators?”

So there’s clearly a desire for some level of investor protection — just not if it comes with friction, surveillance, or restrictions. Finding the right balance is tough.

CN: That contradiction was a big part of the criticism during the SEC’s Gensler era — focusing enforcement on large players while meme coins and influencers ran wild. What’s your take?

Cohen: The Gensler approach was a disaster, both strategically and politically. He could have issued interpretive guidance — the SEC has the power to do that — but instead, they chose a strategy of trying to crush the industry outright.

It didn’t work. You can’t “ban” crypto — that’s not how this works. What it did do was destroy trust. The industry had no reason to work with the SEC, and the SEC made no effort to work with the industry.

I don’t think even the Democratic Party fully understood what Gensler was doing. Either they weren’t paying attention, or worse, they supported it. But I’m hopeful that lessons have been learned. The bipartisan process we’re seeing now — in the Clarity Act and Senate proposals — is a huge improvement. It’s not Gensler’s approach, and that’s a good thing.

CN: So, from your perspective, what are the most important regulations that the crypto industry is still missing today?

Cohen: There are two major areas where regulation is still lacking. The first is stablecoin regulation. The so-called “Genius Act” has technically passed in the U.S. market, but it’s not yet usable. There’s no licensing framework in place. We need actual rules that let stablecoin issuers apply, operate, and comply.

There’s a draft of those regulations circulating. I haven’t seen the full document, but people who have are giving feedback. One of the big concerns is around yield — specifically, whether stablecoins will be allowed to earn yield, not just from issuers but from anyone. U.S. banks are lobbying hard to block this.

If those banks succeed and regulated stablecoins can’t earn yield in any form — even through DeFi — then no one will use them. It’ll end up like in Europe under MiCA, where the regulated stablecoins are barely used. People just default to unregulated options like DAI or USDT. So that’s a huge fight. And if the banks win, we’ll see very little adoption of U.S.-regulated stablecoins.

CN: And what about the market structure legislation you mentioned earlier? What’s at stake there?

Cohen: The market structure bill in the Senate is crucial — particularly the provision that would clearly define which tokens are not securities. That one clause could change everything for the crypto industry.

Right now, the SEC has been operating in a gray area. They’ve claimed that almost every token besides Bitcoin could be a security — including Ethereum — without ever proving it in court. That ambiguity is what allowed the Gensler administration to pursue its aggressive enforcement agenda.

If the market structure bill passes with bipartisan support and explicitly states that certain tokens are not securities, it would finally give the industry a safe, legal framework to operate within. It wouldn’t just clarify the law — it would also prevent future administrations from trying to roll back that clarity.

That kind of legal certainty is foundational. It’s what would allow real innovation and compliance to coexist.

CN: If Ethereum and similar tokens are no longer treated as securities, what happens to investor protection? Securities law requires disclosures from issuers. Is anyone thinking about how to build comparable transparency into crypto?

Cohen: That’s certainly something that Elizabeth Warren wants. She’s argued that even if these tokens aren’t securities, there should still be some disclosure requirement to protect investors.

But here’s the problem: in DeFi, who would do the disclosing? Take Ethereum. Sure, there’s the Ethereum Foundation, but do they have access to all the relevant information? Should they be legally liable for it? I don’t think they want that role, and I’m not sure it fits the ethos of decentralization.

In Bitcoin’s case, no entity could even hypothetically take on that responsibility. And that’s part of the philosophical divide: if you truly believe in permissionless networks, then there might not be a central party to hold accountable — or to require disclosures from.

CN: Some people argue that blockchains provide transparency by default — the code is open, the transactions are on-chain. But there’s also off-chain activity, insider info, and market manipulation. How do we balance transparency with risk in permissionless markets?

Cohen: That’s the core trade-off. If you want a truly permissionless system, you have to accept that there will be more risk — including market manipulation and insider trading.

I think people should be able to choose. If you want to participate in a market that doesn’t require KYC, doesn’t enforce disclosures, and embraces full decentralization, then you should be free to do that — but you should also understand the risks.

At the same time, if you want investor protections, you can participate in other markets that offer those. Nobody is forcing you to buy Bitcoin or Ethereum. There are other options. But we shouldn’t try to force traditional regulatory models onto decentralized systems where they just don’t fit.

So yes, blockchains offer a degree of transparency, but they don’t eliminate the need for trust — especially when off-chain actions can affect markets. We need to be honest about that, and structure markets accordingly.

CN: You’re a lawyer, and I’m sure you heard that your profession’s role in any meeting is to say, “No, you can’t do that.” What are some of the questions you’re most often asked where you have to draw a hard line?

Cohen: So, for what we do at Centrifuge — tokenizing real-world assets — we operate in a pretty heavily permissioned part of the crypto market. Everything on our platform is actually a security, regardless of what the market structure bill eventually says. So we follow securities laws and take compliance seriously.

That’s a different environment from something like a DeFi protocol. If you were general counsel at Aave, for example, you’d take a very different approach. We also work with TradFi partners like Janus Henderson and S&P, and they have their own compliance requirements. So we operate with a different risk profile than many other crypto companies.

That said, the biggest non-negotiable red line for me, and for most lawyers in this space, is anything touching sanctions. If you’re moving stablecoins in or out without checking for sanctions compliance, that’s a hard no. That gets you into real trouble.

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Hardly launched, Bitwise’s Solana Staking ETF records a thunderous start. Its name? BSOL. Its effect? A wave of capital defying the crypto market weather. Because while Bitcoin and Ethereum face massive outflows, Solana seems unaffected by the gusts. Even the markedly falling SOL price doesn’t cool investors down. An anomaly? Rather a fundamental trend that deserves decoding.

In brief

Bitwise’s BSOL ETF attracted more than $545 million in less than two weeks.
Bitcoin and Ethereum ETFs together lost more than $2.6 billion over the period.
Solana falls 29%, but institutions continue buying through high-yield funds.
The Solana network remains robust with 70 million daily transactions in October 2025.

Solana in great shape while crypto tires out
Launched on October 28, 2025, BSOL took only eight days to capture attention. And above all, money: more than $545 million injected, including $30 million in a single day. Meanwhile, Bitcoin ETFs lost $2.1 billion, and Ethereum shed $579 million. A striking contrast.

Hunter Horsley, CEO of Bitwise, didn’t hesitate to speak on X: “Inflow every day since the eight days after launch. More than $500 million in total. It’s clear investors want exposure to Solana.” 

Why this enthusiasm? First, the ETF is 100% staked. It allows capturing the 7% annual yield without directly holding the asset. Then, Bitwise waived fees… for a limited time. Finally, the fund relies on Bitwise Onchain Solutions, in partnership with Helius Labs.

Even Grayscale, the heavyweight of crypto products, jumped into the gap with its own Solana ETF: GSOL, already accumulating $114 million. A strong signal: the era when Bitcoin was the sole North Star of crypto investment seems over.

A SOL in free fall, but well-anchored fundamentals
It’s a paradox typical of the crypto industry. Solana falls 29% in a month, yet capital flows in. The current SOL price is $159.09, well below its recent peaks. That doesn’t stop funds from seeing an opportunity.

Analyst Sumit Roy, from ETF.com, explains it this way:

Solana has a loyal community, probably the most devoted after Bitcoin and Ethereum. 

Numbers speak for themselves: 70 million daily transactions, $143 billion DEX volume in October, 1,100 TPS, and a solid base of 3.2 million active wallets. Despite a high correlation of 0.97 with Bitcoin, Solana maintains maneuvering room thanks to its on-chain dynamism.

Analysts discuss a solid support around $155, a strategic accumulation point if Bitcoin remains stable. Breaking $165 would reignite the upward trend with a target between $200 and $250, according to DeFi-related growth models.

The big winners switch sides in the altcoin war
In a few days, a silent reshuffling of the cards occurred in the crypto landscape. Major asset managers are redirecting their strategies. Capital is leaving historical blockchains to target more agile altcoins with built-in yield, like Solana.

Bitwise, buoyed by its success with BSOL, is already paving the way for other altcoin ETFs. The regulatory tactic of the 8-A form allowed escaping the SEC blockage related to the government shutdown. A gap other players intend to exploit, like Canary (Hedera and Litecoin ETFs) or Grayscale.

And while meme tokens excite networks with absurd names, serious capital continues to bet on Solana. For those seeking performance, the party is just beginning.

What to remember

$545 million injected into the BSOL ETF in less than 2 weeks;
3.2 million active wallets on Solana despite the drop;
70 million transactions processed daily in October;
0.97 correlation between SOL and Bitcoin;
Current SOL price: $159.09.

Bitwise does not intend to stop there. After Solana, the issuer is betting on a new, very mainstream player. In an SEC filing, it removed a deferral clause regarding a Dogecoin ETF. If nothing blocks it, this could arrive in less than 20 days. A well-calculated gamble? The bets are open.

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Nov 09, 2025 10:15

AAVE price prediction points to $256 recovery target by December 2025, with current oversold conditions and analyst consensus supporting bullish Aave forecast.

Aave (AAVE) is currently trading at a critical juncture at $198.49, down 3.47% in the last 24 hours, as technical indicators suggest the DeFi lending protocol token may be setting up for a significant recovery move. Our comprehensive AAVE price prediction analysis points to a potential rebound toward $256 within the next 30 days.

AAVE Price Prediction Summary
• AAVE short-term target (1 week): $229 (+15.4%)
• Aave medium-term forecast (1 month): $256-$323 range
• Key level to break for bullish continuation: $217 (SMA 20)
• Critical support if bearish: $176.71

Recent Aave Price Predictions from Analysts
The latest AAVE price prediction from multiple analytics platforms shows remarkable consensus around bullish targets. CoinCodex forecasts AAVE reaching $229.62 by December 9, 2025, representing a 16.47% gain from current levels. Meanwhile, AMB Crypto's analysis suggests an average price of $228.47, closely aligning with the short-term bullish scenario.

More optimistic medium-term predictions come from Changelly and PriceForecastBot, with Aave forecast targets of $323.23 and $332.72 respectively for late 2025. These predictions suggest AAVE could potentially gain 60-70% from current levels if technical breakouts materialize.

The analyst consensus indicates strong confidence in AAVE's recovery potential, with all major prediction services maintaining bullish stances despite the recent price weakness.

AAVE Technical Analysis: Setting Up for Oversold Bounce
Current Aave technical analysis reveals several compelling factors supporting a bullish AAVE price prediction. The RSI at 40.45 sits in neutral territory but shows signs of building momentum from oversold conditions. More importantly, AAVE's position at 0.1786 within the Bollinger Bands indicates the token is trading near the lower band support at $188.17, historically a strong reversal zone.

The MACD histogram at -0.2988 shows bearish momentum is weakening, while the gap between MACD (-12.7555) and its signal line (-12.4567) suggests potential for a bullish crossover. Trading volume of $101.3 million on Binance provides adequate liquidity for any significant price movements.

AAVE's current distance of 44.52% from its 52-week high of $357.78 indicates substantial upside potential if broader DeFi sentiment improves. The token's proximity to the pivot point at $202.38 makes this level crucial for determining near-term direction.

Aave Price Targets: Bull and Bear Scenarios
Bullish Case for AAVE
The primary AAVE price target in a bullish scenario targets $256.24, representing a 29% gain from current levels. This target aligns with previous resistance levels and the 50-day moving average region. A break above the immediate resistance at $249 would confirm the bullish thesis and open the path toward the more ambitious $323-$332 range predicted by longer-term analysts.

For this Aave forecast to materialize, AAVE needs to reclaim the 20-day SMA at $217.06 as support. A decisive break above this level with increased volume would trigger technical buying and potentially accelerate the move toward $256.

Bearish Risk for Aave
The bearish scenario for AAVE centers around a break below the critical support at $176.71. Such a move would target the stronger support zone around $79.51, representing significant downside risk of approximately 60%.

Key risk factors include broader crypto market weakness, DeFi protocol concerns, or a break below the lower Bollinger Band at $188.17 with high volume. The negative MACD histogram suggests bears still maintain some control in the short term.

Should You Buy AAVE Now? Entry Strategy
Based on our Aave technical analysis, the current risk-reward setup favors a strategic buy approach. Conservative investors should wait for a break above $217 (20-day SMA) before establishing positions, using $202 as a stop-loss level.

More aggressive traders could consider accumulating near current levels around $198-$200, with tight stops below $188. The AAVE price target of $256 offers a favorable 3:1 risk-reward ratio for entries near $200 with stops at $176.

Position sizing should remain conservative given the mixed technical signals, with a recommendation to risk no more than 2-3% of portfolio value on this buy or sell AAVE decision.

AAVE Price Prediction Conclusion
Our comprehensive AAVE price prediction analysis suggests a high probability of recovery toward $256 within the next 30 days, supported by oversold technical conditions and analyst consensus. The Aave forecast maintains a medium-high confidence level for the bullish scenario, contingent on breaking above $217 resistance.

Key indicators to monitor include RSI momentum above 50, MACD bullish crossover, and sustained volume above $100 million daily. A break below $176 would invalidate this prediction and suggest deeper correction toward $79 support.

Timeline for this AAVE price prediction ranges from 2-4 weeks, with the December timeframe aligning with multiple analyst forecasts for the $228-$256 target zone.

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Robert Kiyosaki predicts Bitcoin will reach $250,000 and gold $27,000 by 2026, saying he’s buying hard assets amid a looming crash.

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Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki has doubled down on his bullish outlook for hard assets, saying he’s buying more gold, silver, Bitcoin and Ethereum even as markets brace for a potential crash.

In a post shared on X on Sunday, Kiyosaki warned of an impending economic downturn but said he’s preparing for it by accumulating assets he calls “real money.”

“Crash coming: Why I am buying, not selling,” he wrote, setting ambitious targets of $27,000 for gold, $100 for silver and $250,000 for Bitcoin (BTC) by 2026.

Kiyosaki said his gold projection came from economist Jim Rickards, while his $250,000 Bitcoin target aligns with his long-held view of BTC as protection against the Federal Reserve’s “fake money.”

Kiyosaki remains bullish on Bitcoin, Ether, gold and silver. Source: Robert KiyosakiKiyosaki turns bullish on Ether, citing Tom Lee’s callKiyosaki is also turning bullish on Ether (ETH). Inspired by Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, Kiyosaki said he views Ethereum as the blockchain powering stablecoins, giving it a unique edge in global finance.

He explained that his conviction in these assets stems from Gresham’s Law, which says that bad money drives out good, and Metcalfe’s Law, which ties network value to the number of users.

Kiyosaki, who claims to own both gold and silver mines, criticized the US Treasury and Federal Reserve for “printing fake money” to cover debts, calling the United States “the biggest debtor nation in history.” He repeated his well-known mantra that “savers are losers,” urging investors to buy real assets even during market corrections.

Meanwhile, on-chain data appears to support a potential turnaround for Bitcoin. Market analytics platform Crypto Crib noted that Bitcoin’s Market Value by Realised Value (MVRV) ratio, a key indicator of market value versus realized value, has returned to 1.8, a level that has historically preceded 30–50% rebounds.

Analyst Crypto Crib sees a rebound incoming. Source: Crypto CribHayes says rising US debt will fuel Bitcoin rallyLast week, former BitMEX CEO Arthur Hayes said that the Federal Reserve will be forced into a form of “stealth quantitative easing (QE)” as US government debt continues to surge. He said the Fed will likely inject liquidity into the financial system through its Standing Repo Facility to help finance Treasury debt without officially calling it QE.

According to Hayes, this quiet balance sheet expansion will be “dollar liquidity positive”, ultimately driving up asset prices, particularly Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

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