Robert Kiyosaki: Bitcoin price may drop to $60,000

The author of the bestseller "Rich Dad Poor Dad," Robert Kiyosaki, predicted a possible drop in BTC price to $60,000, considering it a temporary phenomenon. He plans to increase his holdings during the decline, expecting the asset to stabilize around $250,000 by 2025. However, not all experts share his optimism.

Analyst Willy Woo noted that breaking the $100,000 mark is only a matter of time but warned that if a crash occurs, the next support level will be $70,000.

Previously, Kiyosaki predicted Bitcoin would soon reach $100,000, emphasizing that such growth would make the asset accessible mainly to large players and urged investors to act early.

Forecasts for December and 2025

At the time of publication, the virtual currency corrected to $94,900 after reaching $98,000. Analysts at CryptoQuant identified signs of the rally nearing its end, indicating the formation of a local peak. Bitcoin Archive highlighted that over the past six months, the cryptocurrency began each month with a decline, followed by recovery. Crypto Rover pointed out the breakout of the "converging triangle," which could signal further growth.

PlanB, the creator of the Stock-to-Flow model, is confident that the crypto asset will hit $150,000 by December, driven by increased inflows into spot BTC-ETFs. At the same time, he expects a correction by the end of 2025. ARK Invest analysts project a blockchain asset price range of $104,000–124,000 by year-end, based on historical data and market trends.