The Rich Dad Poor Dad author argued in his latest podcast that institutional adoption of digital assets is already underway and that most retail investors are watching the wrong thing.
VanEck's Matthew Sigel anchors to Bitcoin's four-year cycle while Strategy's Michael Saylor sees a bottom already forming at $60,000, but both arrive at the same conclusion: the current drawdown is a rotation event, not a verdict on Bitcoin's long-term role in portfolios.
When every major Wall Street bank markets the same deals simultaneously, something has to be sold. In the past 14 days, Bitcoin might have been one of those things.
Q1 2026 marked the first sustained price drawdown since US spot Bitcoin ETFs launched and not all institutional categories responded the same way.
House Financial Services Committee member French Hill told Fox News that traditional banks do not need to issue stablecoins to compete in blockchain payments - tokenized deposits do the same job while keeping funds inside the regulated banking system.
The $60,000 level that held through the February 2026 correction has now been breached, with the weekly candle still open.
Congressman Nick Begich introduced H.R. 8957, the American Reserve Modernization Act of 2026, on May 21, 2026. The full legislative text is now public, and the details are more specific than the headlines have indicated.
JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citigroup, and Wells Fargo are building a blockchain-based network to stop corporate money from leaving traditional banks. At the same time, Stripe, Visa, and Mastercard are building a competing system to move that same money through private digital dollars instead. Coinbase sits in the middle of both, with a contract renewal in August 2026 that could shift the balance.
Data pulled on June 5, 2026 reveals a stark divergence between what major blockchain networks are worth on paper and what they actually earn from users. When we take a closer look at the numbers, the conclusions are difficult to ignore.
The largest public corporate holder of Solana bought 6.83 million SOL at an average of $232.08 - and is now $167.99 underwater per coin as price hits $64.09, its lowest level since December 2023, even as Mastercard announced stablecoin settlement support across the Solana network on June 3.
Six consecutive days of selling have pushed Ethereum down 8% on the day, 18% on the week, 24% on the month, and 40% over the past year, with $286M in 24-hour liquidations running 86% long - confirming forced selling is amplifying spot market pressure rather than creating it.
Peter Schiff posted on June 3 that Bitcoin has too much complacency to be near a bottom and predicted a fall below $20,000 after $50,000 breaks. The same week, Santiment confirmed crowd sentiment hit its most bearish reading in the entire measured period - which historically is not where complacency lives.
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