Crypto News Digest by U.Today

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"Rich Dad Poor Dad" Author Comments on Market Downturn
Robert Kiyosaki, the well-known entrepreneur and author of the bestselling book "Rich Dad Poor Dad," shared his thoughts on the current market conditions, describing it as a challenging time filled with "the sea of red." In a recent post, Kiyosaki expressed his intention to increase his investments in precious metals and Bitcoin during this turbulent period. He emphasized that market crashes provide opportunities for those who are brave, noting that "Crashes are times when the brave get richer and the cowards get poorer… Because they sell or do nothing." He urged his followers to remain calm and consider investing when others are retreating. Just the day before, Bitcoin had fallen to $51,331, its lowest point since February, amidst rising recession fears spurred by recent U.S. economic reports.

Shiba Inu Faces Potential Price Decline
Shiba Inu, despite a recent recovery of 18.65% to $0.00001335, is still significantly below its mid-July price of $0.00002. The drop in SHIB’s value can be attributed to a mix of negative sentiment and widespread liquidations in the market, leading to its fall below key support levels. With the price hovering near $0.00001, a crucial psychological level, further decline below this mark could lead to additional losses for investors, possibly resulting in another zero being added to its price. However, if market conditions improve, the community’s enthusiasm and the speculative nature of meme coins could encourage a price rebound.

Binance CEO Discusses Duration of Bear Market
Amidst a market rife with fear and uncertainty, with Bitcoin dipping below the $50,000 threshold and significant liquidations occurring, Binance CEO Richard Teng shared insights on the ongoing crash and its potential longevity. He attributed the recent downturn in both the crypto and stock markets to macroeconomic factors but does not perceive this as a signal of a prolonged negative trend. Teng cautioned, however, that there could still be considerable market volatility influenced by potential rate adjustments from the Federal Reserve and geopolitical tensions. Despite these challenges, he encouraged investors to stay informed and continue building during these turbulent times.

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