“Hogs Get Slaughtered”: Kiyosaki’s Warning to an Overly Greedy Bitcoin Market

• Bitcoin rallies past $122K but low inflows hint at cautious institutional sentiment
• Kiyosaki adds BTC but warns of greed, highlighting Buffett’s defensive cash stance
• Analysts eye $130K as next target, citing breakout above $113K with strong momentum
  

Bitcoin has once again shattered expectations, surging past $122,000 and reinforcing its place as the market’s most watched asset. Yet, behind the headlines, a deeper story unfolds one that blends optimism with restraint. 

Financial experts and market analysts are now urging both seasoned investors and newcomers to tread wisely. The soaring price, while impressive, masks a quieter market dynamic: significantly lower capital inflows and rising caution from some of the biggest players.

Kiyosaki’s Take: “Pigs Get Fat, Hogs Get Slaughtered”

Robert Kiyosaki, famed author of Rich Dad Poor Dad, confirmed he purchased another Bitcoin, bringing his personal tally up. However, he emphasized that he won’t be buying more until he understands where the economy is heading. 

While he remains bullish long-term, Kiyosaki warned that excessive greed could lead to financial ruin. He referenced a key investing princip…

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