Category: crypto

Robert Kiyosaki warns of the biggest crash in history and advises investors to buy silver, predicting it will reach $70 soon and possibly $200 by 2026. He sold $2.25 million in Bitcoin at $90,000, reinvesting in surgery centers. Kiyosaki believes AI will eliminate jobs, causing real estate crashes.

Up to 20% of crypto companies may have North Korean workers embedded, with 30-40% of job applicants being DPRK attempts to infiltrate firms. Sanctions evasion involves recruiting fake employees in other countries, with stolen funds going towards North Korea’s nuclear programs. Weak security practices enable massive theft operations, blaming industry practices.

Author Robert Kiyosaki sold $2.25 million worth of Bitcoin at $90,000 per coin, originally bought at $6,000. He plans to invest in surgery centers and a billboard business, aiming for $27,500 per month by 2026. Kiyosaki remains bullish on Bitcoin, rejecting traditional assets and Bitcoin ETFs as “fake money.”

In the week of November 16-22, 2025, $1.42 billion in crypto VC funding was raised across 16 projects. The largest raise was $1 billion by Kalshi, followed by Kraken with $200 million. Other projects included Doppel, Obex, Deblock, and Numerai. Smaller rounds were also seen in projects like WizzWoods, Solomon Labs, and RateX.

Ethereum spot ETFs saw a turnaround with $55.71 million in net inflows on November 21, ending an eight-day outflow streak. Fidelity’s FETH led the recovery with $95.4M inflows, while BlackRock’s ETHA had $53.7M outflows. Despite this, ETH price remained below $2,800, down 12.9% weekly and 28.9% monthly.

NFT sales volume dropped by 4.97% to $72.53 million, with a surge in buyers and sellers. The market performance decrease coincided with lower cryptocurrency prices. Top NFT collections by sales volume included Algebra, DMarket, and Courtyard. Ethereum led in blockchain sales, followed by BNB Chain and Bitcoin. CryptoPunks dominated top individual sales positions.

The UK government has introduced the Cyber Security and Resilience Bill to tighten regulations on tech and service providers in response to cyber threats. The bill expands regulations to include IT management and cybersecurity providers, targets AI misuse, and investigates Basis Markets for defrauding investors. This aims to bolster network security and combat cyber threats.

Citron Research recommended shorting MicroStrategy and going long on Bitcoin a year ago. MicroStrategy’s stock fell 68% while Bitcoin declined 15%. Citron’s founder, Andrew Left, highlighted the successful trade on social media, expressing confusion over MicroStrategy CEO Michael Saylor’s reaction. The trade was based on MicroStrategy’s heavy Bitcoin investments.

Bitcoin is facing losses as it hovers above $83,000, with $2 billion in liquidations and outflows from spot ETFs. Ethereum, Solana, and XRP are experiencing high selling volume. Despite this, institutional interest remains strong, as seen with the launch of an XRP-focused ETF on the NYSE.

Bitmain Technologies, a Chinese crypto mining rig firm, is being investigated by U.S. Federal agencies for potential surveillance capabilities. Concerns are raised about its mining rigs being used for espionage near critical U.S. infrastructure. Despite a pro-crypto regulatory shift, Bitmain faces scrutiny over national security risks.