BTC is trading inside a falling wedge, and honestly, this setup is getting interesting. The bullish case is pretty simple: if price breaks above the wedge and then successfully retests the breakout zone, that could open the door for a much stronger move higher.
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Robert Kiyosaki’s latest post got attention for an unusual reason: he connected America’s bad weather with a question about the country’s financial future.
But weather isn’t evidence of a financial crisis. His broader warning is much more specific. Kiyosaki has argued that debt, market speculation, war and other pressures could trigger a major crash, followed by panic, bank runs and renewed money printing.
He has also predicted extreme future targets for Bitcoin, Ethereum, gold and silver—but those targets depend on his hypothetical crash scenario actually unfolding.
The interesting part isn’t whether one prediction sounds dramatic. It’s whether the sequence he describes actually happens: market stress → financial pressure → policy response → asset repricing.
🚨 Bitcoin just logged its biggest ETF inflows since October 2025, $2.39 billion poured in, even though that momentum fizzled by Friday, dropping off nearly 90%. Price action is still stuck just below resistance, so there’s no real breakout yet.
Michaël van de Poppe’s got his eyes on $84,800. If Bitcoin punches through that level, $90,000 isn’t far off. Miss it, and we’re stuck in sideways action.
Everyone’s waiting on the PCE data coming out September 30. Tom Lee says a tweak in the calculation could finally bring core inflation closer to 3%. If that happens, the Fed might take its foot off the brake. It’s a bullish outlook, but we need the data to confirm it.
Bitcoin folks seem to agree on where this is headed, but not on when.
For the QNT crowd: as more institutions step in, what matters more confidential compliance, or sticking with transparent EVM? Is privacy about to have its moment, or does openness stay king? Chime in below. #QNT #BTC