Bitcoin traded around $91,400 on Sunday, up 0.8% in 24 hours, as traders weighed global liquidity risks against early signs of technical recovery. The crypto remains central to macro debates after Robert Kiyosaki warned of a looming financial reset.
Kiyosaki flagged a potential global liquidity shock, driven by Japan’s fiscal pivot and tightening US funding markets. He frames Bitcoin as a hedge against monetary erosion, highlighting risks from mechanical shifts in capital flows rather than traditional inflation concerns.
Japan’s policy changes have weakened the yen, forcing investors to unwind long-standing carry trades that funded global risk-taking. This collapse of leveraged positions is thinning liquidity across equities, bonds, and cryptocurrencies. Kiyosaki warns that bubble markets may deflate, urging holdings in gold, silver, Bitcoin, and Ethereum.
Despite these macro pressures, Bitcoin’s price is showing early signs of stabilization. The token bounced sharply from $81,028, a key support zone, and is testing the 20-day EMA at $92,800. A daily close above this level could mark the first structural improvement in weeks.
Technical momentum is improving. The RSI has climbed from 32 to 41, hinting at a potential recovery phase. Analysts see a possible rounded retest, with a higher low near $88,000 leading to a push toward $98,279, followed by upside targets at $103,574 and $108,753. A breakout above $108,753 could set the stage for a run toward $115,000 in early 2026.
The cleanest trading setup requires confirmation above the 20-EMA, supported by higher lows. Invalidation below $86,000 would signal caution, but a recovery could open early-stage opportunities, including presale tokens for the next market expansion.
