Once again this month, the world’s leading cryptocurrency, Bitcoin, has collapsed below the psychologically crucial $100,000 support level. As before, the crypto and stock markets have collapsed with huge sell-offs taking place due to president Trump’s geopolitical decisions and the continuous US government shutdown (the longest in history), which seems to be over now.
Just a few days ago, Bitcoin managed to recover $100,000 and then the $106,000 level but has again tumbled. Still, some of the leading influencers in the crypto space have reaffirmed their long-term bullish stance and continue to accumulate BTC.
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Bitcoin nosedives as Trump issues warning to Maduro
In November, Bitcoin has been facing severest declines, not only failing to reach new price highs but also crashing below the $100,000 range. The most recent one, which happened earlier this week, was caused by the US president Donald Trump issuing a major warning to Venezuela and its president Nicolas Maduro, threatening with a military operation against the country.
Trump seems to be considering an attack on Venezuela and local drug plants to prevent drug import into the US. Besides, he is worried about Maduro’s recent alliance with Russia and other countries that the US considers its opponents.
The financial markets, including the cryptocurrency one, reacted immediately. On November 14, Bitcoin lost 8.24% in a single day, crashing from $103,630 to the price $95,000 range. This happened after the longest in the American history government shutdown has ended. The Bitcoin declines below $100,000 seen earlier this month were likely caused by that continuous government operations’ pause. It significantly weakened the flow of liquidity into the markets. Now, both crypto and stock markets have crashed again, even though Bitcoin has recently been largely viewed as a safe-haven store of value by both retail traders and financial institutions.
This time, it was not just a regular technical correction – Bitcoin reacted to yet another wave of rising global geopolitical uncertainty. Traders closed their leveraged positions, and spot markets faced a massive surge in sell orders as investors began to hedge themselves against possible coming risks. This behavior mirrored previous geopolitical shockwaves when BTC went down alongside other risk assets before it’s price curve stabilized.
However, this time, the scale of the correction has reminded everyone how sensitive and fragile the crypto market is when it comes to macroeconomic instability, particularly when it is caused by a potential military conflict involving the US.
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Is Kiyosaki’s crash warning finally coming true?
In addition to this dramatic market situation comes the recent warning of the renowned investor and financial expert Robert Kiyosaki, the author of Rich Dad Poor Dad. On November 9, he took to his X account to issue yet another warning, predicting an upcoming market collapse.
He wrote, “CRASH COMING: Why I am buying not selling.” In addition to this gloomy forecast, he shared his expectations regarding three of his favorite assets: Bitcoin, gold, and silver. Per Kiyosaki, in 2026, BTC will reach $250,000, silver will surge to $100 in the same year. As for gold, he named the target price as $27,000 per ounce without naming the year when he expects this to happen. Kiyosaki also stated that he will continue buying Bitcoin and Ethereum even if these cryptos crash. However, he made no prediction about the future price of ETH.
Speaking of Ethereum, on November 13, the second-largest cryptocurrency collapsed by more than 10% on a single day, losing $3,540 and crashing to $3,170 per coin. If Kiyosaki is to follow his own recommendation, he is stocking up on both BTC and ETH at the moment.
In a tweet published on November 15, Kiyosaki said he would buy more Bitcoin once the crash is over and the price stabilizes. He also reminded his X audience about Bitcoin’s main feature – the ultimate scarcity: “There are only 21 million Bitcoins.”
Kiyosaki is well-known for his regular tweets, where he predicts “the biggest crash in history” coming and urging the community to accumulate gold, silver, and Bitcoin. He added Ethereum to that list only in the fall of this year. His main arguments for future Bitcoin rise is the removal of the gold standard from behind the US dollar in 1971, the uncontrolled money printing by the Federal Reserve, and the current geopolitical instability, plus the fast growing national debt in the USA. Kiyosaki believes that Bitcoin could serve as an ultimate insurance policy against all these negative factors.
For now, the short-term Bitcoin price prospects remain uncertain and traders keep watching out for Trump-Venezuela news, since for now this is one of the key factors that will determine the asset’s price.
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