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Robert Kiyosaki, author of the best-selling book Rich Dad Poor Dad, has issued renewed warnings about the weakening U.S. dollar and the growing economic pressures he believes Americans must prepare for. His book has been an international best seller for decades, translated into dozens of languages and shaping how millions around the world think about money, debt, and financial independence.
Kiyosaki shared on social media platform X last week: “Bye bye U.S. dollar!!!!!” He warned followers:
In the same post, the famous author also conveyed his belief that BRICS nations are developing a gold-backed currency called the “UNIT,” a claim reported by several media outlets but not confirmed by any official announcement. BRICS nations include Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Ethiopia, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Indonesia. Kiyosaki’s message remained centered on what he sees as accelerating inflation and the declining purchasing power of the U.S. dollar.
The renowned author also cited UBS data indicating an increase in global billionaires, noting that about 2,900 individuals now control $15.8 trillion, up from 2,700 controlling $14 trillion in 2024. He added that he is not among the older or newer billionaires, saying he built his wealth through “ultra-low tech” ventures such as books and games produced with long-established printing technology, and that he saves his money in physical gold and silver. He emphasized that, in his experience, wealth is not determined by new or old technology but by durable financial principles that withstand economic upheaval.
Kiyosaki has consistently warned that fiat currencies—especially the U.S. dollar—are losing strength as inflation erodes purchasing power. Whether or not any new global currency emerges, Kiyosaki maintains that individuals should protect themselves with gold, silver, bitcoin, and ether—assets he believes will remain resilient as traditional currencies continue to weaken.
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The BTC Surge: Is it Sustainable?
Bitcoin has finally breached the $80,000 mark, and the primary driver isn't just retail FOMO—it’s the unprecedented aggression of MicroStrategy. While most institutions accumulate slowly, MicroStrategy has scaled its buying to a staggering $1B–$2.5B per week. To put this in perspective, their recent monthly acquisition equals nearly 10% of the total institutional Bitcoin ETF holdings accumulated over the last three years.
The "Infinite Loop" Risk ⚠️
MicroStrategy is financing these purchases through STRC (Strategic Treasury Reward Certificates) products offering an 11.7% yield. This is an aggressive bet:
The Upside: Constant capital inflow creates a "price floor" that makes a significant drop difficult in the short term.
The Risk: If the market plateaus and they cannot meet these high-yield obligations, the pressure to liquidate BTC for cash flow could create a systemic risk for the entire market.
BTC Technical Outlook: Shorting the Top?
Resistance: We are currently battling the $80k psychological barrier. If the momentum continues, the next major overhead resistance sits at $83k .
The Strategy: No asset moves in a straight line forever. After 40 days of consistent gains, chasing the long position is high-risk. I am personally eyeing a cautious, low-leverage short (2x) at these higher resistance levels to play the eventual mean reversion.
Altcoin & Commodity Update: $ZEC and $CL
ZEC (Zcash): After yesterday’s short at 410, the price saw a fake-out breakout before returning to our entry. I have closed the majority of the position at breakeven to mitigate risk. I am now looking to re-enter a short position only if we hit the 460 solid resistance level. Safety first!
Crude Oil ($CL): Our short strategy has paid off handsomely with a 10% drop to 98. I am now taking profits and waiting for a rebound to the 106–110 range to reload short positions for steady arbitrage.
The Verdict: The market is overheated. While the "MicroStrategy effect" provides a strong tailwind, the smart money is preparing for a correction. Play it steady and manage your leverage!
What’s your move? Are you longing the $83k breakout or waiting for the correction? Let’s talk below! 👇
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Senators Elizabeth Warren and Ron Wyden sent letters to Howard Lutnick and Tether CEO Paulo Ardoino asking about a loan Tether reportedly made to Lutnick's family.
Senators Elizabeth Warren, who is the ranking Democrat on the Senate Banking Committee, and Ron Wyden, who is the top Democrat on the Finance Committee, asked the leading global issuer of stablecoins whether it helped finance Lutnick's multi-billion-dollar transfer of the financial-services company through trusts tied to his adult children when Lutnick complied with government ethics requirements after taking the Cabinet position.
If reports of this loan are accurate, it would raise serious questions about the relationship between Secretary Lutnick and Tether, and the influence of Tether on Mr. Lutnick’s policy decisions," the lawmakers wrote in both letters, which responded to reporting about the loans of unspecified amounts that first appeared in Bloomberg News.
Congress, with help from the administration of President Donald Trump, helped usher in a new law last year to govern stablecoin issuers, including Tether. CEO Ardoino was a front-row guest at a White House signing of that law, known as the GENIUS Act. Lutnick was also present for the celebration and has been a member of the President’s Working Group on Digital Assets that's outlined and driven U.S. crypto policy.
"It is critical that you make decisions because they are in the best interest of the American public, not in the financial interest of your family or Tether," the senators wrote to Lutnick
Representatives for the Department of Commerce and Tether didn't immediately respond to requests for comment on the letters
Lutnick's Cantor is now under the watch of sons Brandon Lutnick, chairman & CEO, and Kyle Lutnick, executive vice chairman.
Tether, with a headquarters in El Salvador, has been pursuing a U.S. strategy, with the launch of its USAT stablecoin and a U.S. arm of the company that's led by Bo Hines, a former crypto adviser for Trump.
Cantor is so far the biggest donor to the Fellowship PAC, a relatively new political action committee that's so far spent a few million dollars supporting Republicans in various Senate, House and governor races. The expenditures from Fellowship, which is led by a Tether U.S. executive, have been through a media firm whose co-founders include Hines and his father.
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The gains came after Apple (AAPL) joined peers with an earnings report that improved sentiment across the industry. The companies, which include Google parent Alphabet (GOOG), Microsoft (MSFT), Meta (META) and Amazon (AMZN), all reported double-digit revenue growth earlier this week.
The earnings reports helped risk assets rise as renewed confidence in the AI growth story pulled investors back into equities and crypto, though the bounce so far reflects relief buying rather than conviction that a new rally has begun.
In a note shared with CoinDesk, crypto exchange Mercado Bitcoin said the market is dealing with “short-term pressure with still-mixed structural factors,” including reduced rate-cut hopes, ETF outflows and higher geopolitical risk.
Crypto prices held this week even as oil surged and spot bitcoin ETFs saw more than $400 million of outflows as April came to a close.
Oil remains a key factor. Higher crude prices from the Iran conflict and disruption in the Strait of Hormuz could feed inflation, making central banks less willing to cut interest rates. That can weigh on crypto and other risk assets by making cash and bonds more attractive.
The Federal Reserve kept rates at 3.50% to 3.75% this week, though the four dissenting voices are the most since 1992. Mercado Bitcoin said the decision and the absence of clear rate-cut signals led markets to reprice policy expectations.
“In the short term, the market should remain volatile and highly reactive to economic data,” the company's head of research, Rony Szuster, said. “In the medium term, the structure remains dependent on the stabilization of institutional flows and the path of global monetary policy.”
Jerome Powell’s chairmanship at the Fed ends on May 15, and Kevin Warsh is expected to chair the June FOMC meeting,which could induce volatility given Warsh’s favor for tightening monetary policy.
The key test remains at $80,000. A break could draw new buyers, while a failed move may trigger selling if leveraged longs unwind. Stay alert!
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Japan may be on the verge of reshaping how investors access digital assets. The (JPX), which operates the Tokyo Stock Exchange, is reportedly considering the launch of cryptocurrency exchange traded funds (ETFs) as early as next year. It’s a move that could quietly but significantly shift the country’s stance on crypto investing.
For years, Japan has been seen as a cautious yet forward thinking market supportive of blockchain innovation but strict when it comes to retail exposure. That balance may now be evolving. Behind the scenes, regulators are reviewing how digital assets fit within existing financial frameworks, with discussions around treating them more like traditional securities. If that transition happens, ETFs become a natural next step.
What makes this development interesting isn’t just the product itself it’s the timing. Globally, crypto ETFs have already proven there’s appetite from institutions and risk-averse investors who want exposure without directly holding assets like . Japan stepping into this space suggests it doesn’t want to be left behind as capital flows into more structured crypto vehicles elsewhere.
If approved, these ETFs could bridge a long standing gap in Japan’s market, offering a regulated pathway for participation while reinforcing trust. More than just another financial product, it signals a shift: crypto in Japan may be moving from the sidelines into the mainstream financial system.
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After research showed a small minority moves prices, new data suggests an even smaller group captures roughly half of all gains
Across Polymarket’s politics markets between December 2025 and February 2026, just 0.55% of profitable maker wallets captured 50% of gains, the report finds, while 0.26% of winning taker wallets accounted for nearly the same share. In dollar terms, roughly $8 million of about $16 million in profits accrued to each of those tiny cohorts.
The data sharpens a picture already forming in academic work: a London Business School and Yale paper, previously analyzed by CoinDesk, found that about 3% of Polymarket traders drive most price discovery.
A small minority moves the prices. A smaller minority keeps the money.
The contrast underscores a key point: concentration does not necessarily imply wrongdoing. Some traders are simply more sophisticated, better capitalized, or faster to act on information. But the report argues that the scale of the imbalance suggests a structural divide between a small group operating with significant advantages and the broader base of participants.
The participants capturing a disproportionate share of profits are operating in a different league entirely,” the report said, pointing to capital depth, infrastructure, and execution strategies that are out of reach for most users.
Solidus' study also flags signs of wash trading, with roughly 15% of volume in some markets showing patterns consistent with self-trading or economically neutral positions.
Because outcome tokens in a binary prediction market sum to roughly $1.00, a trader could buy YES on both Trump and Harris inside the same time window, register volume on each leg, and finish economically delta-neutral.
Solidus says this trade has no equivalent in traditional finance.
Some of that volume may be incentive farming rather than pure manipulation. It's widely speculated that Polymarket's upcoming $POLY airdrop will factor in trading volume as a metric to allocate tokens.
Solidus is not a neutral observer. The firm sells HALO, the surveillance platform whose output the report relies on, and recently signed a deal to deploy that platform across more than 4,000 markets on Kalshi, Polymarket's largest U.S.-regulated competitor.
The data is onchain and verifiable. The framing — that prediction markets need surveillance infrastructure, preferably Solidus's — is part of the pitch.
That doesn't change the underlying numbers. It does suggest reading them with a hand on the wallet.
If earlier research showed that a small minority moves these markets, the latest data suggests an even starker conclusion: an even smaller group consistently wins them.
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