Bitcoin traded at around $91,400 on Sunday, gaining over 0.80% in the last 24 hours as traders balanced rising global liquidity risks against improving technical signals. With a market capitalization of $1.82 trillion and nearly 20 million BTC in circulation, the world’s largest cryptocurrency remains at the heart of the macroeconomic debate—especially after Robert Kiyosaki reignited fears of a looming financial reset.
Kiyosaki Flags Liquidity Shock
Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, has once again warned of what he calls a potential global crash. His latest caution comes at a time when financial markets are dealing with what analysts describe as a “two-front liquidity squeeze”—a shift in Japan’s fiscal stance and tightening conditions in the US funding markets.
Kiyosaki has long positioned Bitcoin as protection against monetary fragility. But this time, the pressure on risk assets stems from something far more structural: capital is simply draining out of the system.
Yen Unwind Creates Global Pressure
Japan’s fiscal pivot—marked by heavier government spending and rising bond yields—has intensified the depreciation of the yen. The shift is now forcing investors to unwind years of yen-carry trades, where low-interest Japanese borrowing funded risk assets worldwide.
As these leveraged positions unwind, liquidity thins across global equities, bonds, and cryptocurrencies.
For Bitcoin, the impact cuts both ways.
• Short-term: liquidity stress can weigh on BTC price.
• Long-term: the unwind may steer investors toward decentralized assets as protection against fiscal instability.
Bitcoin (BTC/USD) Technical Outlook Turns Constructive
Despite macro headwinds, Bitcoin’s technical structure is showing early signs of recovery. BTC has rebounded sharply from the $81,028 support, a level that has served as a higher-timeframe demand zone since mid-2024.
The daily chart reflects a strong bullish reaction, marked by long lower wicks followed by sustained buying.
Bitcoin is now approaching the 20-day EMA at $92,800, which flipped into resistance after the November breakdown. A confirmed close above this level would be Bitcoin’s first meaningful structural improvement in several weeks.
