‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ Author Comments on Bitcoin Crash, Shiba Inu Could Add Another Zero to Its Price, Binance CEO Opines on How Long Bear Market Will Last: Crypto News Digest by U.Today

As an analyst with over two decades of experience in the financial markets, I find myself constantly seeking patterns and trends that can help me navigate the ever-changing landscape of investments. The recent market turmoil has provided yet another opportunity to observe the behavior of various assets and their investors.


U.Today has prepared summaries of the top three news stories over the past day.

“Rich Dad Poor Dad” author reacts to Bitcoin crash

Yesterday, Robert Kiyosaki, a successful entrepreneur and author known for his bestselling book “Rich Dad Poor Dad,” shared his insights on the tumultuous markets on a particular platform, likening the current situation to rough seas. In his post, he revealed that he is preparing to buy more precious metals and Bitcoin. He wrote, “It’s during tough times like these that the brave become wealthier and the timid grow poorer… because they sell or do nothing.” Advising his followers to remain smart and composed, Kiyosaki suggested investing when others are pulling out. As reported by U.Today, Bitcoin dipped to $51,331 the previous day, marking its lowest point since February. This drop coincided with other assets as fears of a recession mounted following recent US economic data releases.

Shiba Inu (SHIB) to add another zero to its price

As an analyst, I’ve observed that while Shiba Inu (SHIB) has bounced back by 18.65% to trade at $0.00001335, it’s important to note that it remains significantly distant from its mid-July peak at $0.00002. The recent drop in SHIB can be attributed to a mix of bearish sentiment and widespread market liquidations, causing it to follow other assets into a downward trend. This decline has resulted in SHIB breaking through significant support levels, pushing its price towards the psychologically crucial zone of $0.00001.

Binance CEO breaks silence on how long bear market will continue

Amidst a wave of anxiety and uncertainty in the financial markets, with Bitcoin dipping below $50,000 and causing over $1 billion in liquidations within a day, Binance CEO Richard Teng shared his thoughts on this recent market downturn and its potential duration via social media. According to Teng, the current crash affecting both cryptocurrencies and stocks is primarily influenced by macroeconomic factors. Despite this, he does not foresee it as a sign of a prolonged negative trend. However, Teng cautioned that the market could still experience substantial fluctuations due to potential interest rate reductions by the Federal Reserve and geopolitical concerns. In spite of these challenges, Teng advised investors to remain informed and continue building their portfolios.

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2024-08-06 18:14