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Late on Tuesday, June 9, the best-selling author and prominent investor Robert Kiyosaki took to X to expand on his thesis about self-destructive ‘fake money ’ by weighing in on what he considers ‘fake assets.’ Specifically, the ‘Rich Dad Poor Dad’ writer explained that many traders are under the illusion of having a diversified portfolio since most of their holdings are in what he believes to actually be a singular asset class that he dubbed ‘the paper asset class.’ Under this framework, Kiyosaki explained that even holding his favored investments such as Gold , Bitcoin ( BTC ), or real estate via exchange-traded funds ( ETFs ) and real estate investment trusts ( REITs ) constitutes ‘de-worsification’ and not diversification. However, beyond naming the issue, the author offered few insights into the specifics of his thinking. DEWORSE-IFIED is not Diversified. Many people are “De-Worsified” not “Diversified.” “De-Worse-ified” means they think they are diversified, but they have all their “diversified” assets, such as gold, silver, Bitcoin, stocks, bonds, real estate, and oil, in one asset class….the… — Robert Kiyosaki (@theRealKiyosaki) June 9, 2026 These are the ‘real assets’ according to Robert Kiyosaki Elsewhere, Robert Kiyosaki also took the time within the X post to explain his own strategy. Indeed, the ‘Rich Dad’ writer stated he prefers holding ‘real assets’ – a type he described as holdings he can ‘ own, touch, feel, control’ and that are in his custody rather than an ETF’s. Additionally, Kiyosaki explicitly stated that he is happy to accept the drawbacks of such investing: higher costs and a greater time investment, as the writer himself explained, before positioning the fact the strategy requires more knowledge as a benefit by saying, ‘I learn more because I have to study more.’ Finally, though he perhaps jokingly described the framework as his ‘paranoid-self investing,’ he left little room for interpretation in his closing call to action as he positioned his approach as ‘diversification’ and utilizing intermediaries as ‘de-worsification.’ Just my paranoid-self investing. My choice. What is your choice? Diversification or De-worsification? After years of success, ‘Robert Kiyosaki portfolio’ trails in 2026 Meanwhile, the ‘ Robert Kiyosaki portfolio ’, especially with the June 9 X post, has been increasingly contentious in 2026. For example, after years of advancing and indicating the ‘Rich Dad’ author had found a winning formula, both Bitcoin and gold suffered significant slowdowns in more recent months. BTC in particular is contentious as it crashed 30% in 2026 and even underperformed the benchmark S&P 500 stock market index in the last five years. Bitcoin price five-year chart with trading since early January 2026 highlighted. Source: Google Gold, for its part, also recently turned red year-to-date (YTD), and it suffered a severe decline relative to its highs earlier in the year, though it remains ahead in the longer timeframes. Silver and Ethereum ( ETH ) – Kiyosaki’s other often-mentioned investments – performed similarly. Gold price YTD chart. Source: TradingView Lastly, perhaps the biggest point of contention given Kiyosaki’s latest writings is that, for the vast majority of investors, his remaining top assets to own – real estate, Wagyu beef farms, and cash-generating businesses – are out of reach once ETFs and REITs are erased from the picture. Featured image via Shutterstock The post ‘Rich Dad’ R. Kiyosaki warns most portfolios ‘de-worsified’ not diversified; Here is why appeared first on Finbold .

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🚨 XRP has fallen below the critical 1.15 dollar support. 📉 The drop triggered further selling and renewed analyst warnings in $XRP. 🗓️ Monthly losses have reached 19 percent while technical signals show more pressure ahead. 🔧 The XRP Ledger is set for a vital upgrade on June 15. Continue Reading: XRP plunges below critical 1.15 dollar support! What does this mean for investors? The post XRP plunges below critical 1.15 dollar support! What does this mean for investors? appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .

🚨 XRP crashed below $1.15, erasing a key support in the latest session. 📉 The price has dropped 19% in just 30 days, spooking investors in $XRP. ⚡ Major sell walls and a looming network upgrade are keeping the market on edge. Continue Reading: XRP drops below $1.15 and faces pressure with a 19% monthly slide! What does the latest data reveal? The post XRP drops below $1.15 and faces pressure with a 19% monthly slide! What does the latest data reveal? appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .

Summary Bitcoin has fallen 50% from its October 2025 high, yet I continue to aggressively dollar-cost average into BTCI and currently own 34% of a Bitcoin. I share my investment portfolio's BTCI position performance and key insights. I'm using BTCI to build long-term gains and convert volatility into monthly income to help offset my bills and become financially independent. Summer has started, and the crypto winter just got even colder. In eight months, Bitcoin is down 50% from its all time high of $126,200 in October 2025, but here's why I love it: I'm still buying one Bitcoin via the NEOS Bitcoin High Income ETF ( BTCI ). I currently own 34% of a Bitcoin via BTCI across several investment accounts. Since a majority of my purchases remain, I believe dollar-cost averaging into BTCI will allow me to create a significant long-term gain while managing risk by converting Bitcoin's volatility into monthly income. BTCI generates high, tax-efficient monthly income using covered calls on Bitcoin ETPs/futures, while capturing a portion of the potential price appreciation by holding Bitcoin itself via the ETFs iShares Bitcoin Trust ETF ( IBIT ) and VanEck Bitcoin ETF ( HODL ). I encourage readers not familiar with the mechanics of the NEOS funds to read my articles on NEOS S&P 500((R)) High Income ETF ( SPYI ) or NEOS NASDAQ-100((R)) High Income ETF ( QQQI ), which explain in detail how these funds are managed. BTCI operates the same as these ETFs but targets a distribution yield of 24-30% with a 0.99% management fee. BTCI vs. Bitcoin All-time Highs to June 2026 (Seeking Alpha) The fundamental reason I hold BTCI over pure Bitcoin and other Bitcoin/crypto options ETFs is twofold. I'm a dividend growth and income investor building financial independence with a portfolio of passive income to offset every single one of my bills, one bill at a time. Therefore, pure Bitcoin has no use in my portfolio unless I sell it. The only way to extract income from Bitcoin is via an options overlay strategy. While I could get higher yields or a slightly different strategy from competing funds, I trust and have had great success with my NEOS holdings. In my last article on BTCI in December 2025, Bitcoin had just corrected 30% from its all-time high, and I saw it as a great buying opportunity. So, I purchased hundreds of shares on top of my $50/day buys I've been doing since the start. Hindsight's always 20/20 as an investor, but over a long-term view, I'm confident when Bitcoin breaks $100,000 again, these purchases will convert to double-digit gains. Bitcoin Max Drawdown History (LinkedIn) But why is Bitcoin crashing so hard while stocks, measured by the S&P 500, are up? Well, the answer is sort of in the question according to Anthony Pompliano , and it's a real domino effect: Record outflows from Bitcoin ETFs can be traced to investors' capital rotation into AI/tech stocks, which have seen major gains YTD. At the same time, geopolitical tensions abroad pushing up oil prices and inflation pressure have delayed an expected Fed rate cut (not helping my UWM Holdings Corporation ( UWMC ) position, by the way). This has created a risk-off environment for Bitcoin, triggering almost $2B in liquidations of leveraged positions, all while Strategy Inc. ( MSTR ) made a symbolic sale of Bitcoin, breaking from Michael Saylor's "never sell" strategy, no pun intended. Based on Bitcoin's max drawdown history trend , analysts have pointed out the drawdowns have become less and less at each cycle correction. A 70% correction, as the above plot points out, would put Bitcoin at $37,860. I, personally, think this is a little steep given the involvement of institutional investors, firms, and sovereign nations. It's likely Bitcoin will continue to be aggressively purchased even more the lower it goes, eventually finding a bottom, if we haven't already, and returning to a bull market in due time. This could take another 6 months to several years, and investors need to be mentally prepared for that: that's why dollar-cost averaging into Bitcoin is so, so important. My BTCI Portfolio Performance I wanted to share how dollar-cost averaging is going with my BTCI positions. I'm buying one Bitcoin through shares of BTCI and currently own the ETF in three different investment accounts: my personal taxable brokerage account, my business brokerage account, and a health savings account ((HSA)). Here are my current stats and insights: Personal BTCI Analysis Shares Cost Basis Total Cost Current Value Total Capital Gain/Loss Total Dividends Total Gain/Loss Taxable Brokerage (Marginable) 490.2 $41.26 $20,224 $13,778 -$6,443 $1,978 -$4,466 Taxable Brokerage (non-marginable) 63.6 $34.01 $2,164 $1,789 -$376 $0 -$376 Business Brokerage 37.8 $45.27 $1,710 $1,062 -$648 $307 -$341 HSA 137.4 $37.41 $5,140 $3,862 -$1,278 $106 -$1,171 Total 728.9 $40.11 $29,237 $20,491 -$8,744 $2,391 -$6,353 I currently own 729 shares, or 33.7% of a Bitcoin, and need 1,433 more shares in order to own one Bitcoin. My overall cost basis of $40.11/share is the equivalent of buying Bitcoin at about $87,000. Accounting for dividends, I'm down -$6,353 on BTCI. Based on a historical distribution payout range of $0.76-$1.57/share, it will take 6-12 months to break even. The main reason I'm not concerned with my paper loss is the math behind the remaining shares I still need to buy to own one Bitcoin's worth. If I were to buy the remaining 1,400 shares at BTCIs current price of $28.11, my cost basis would be $32.15 or about $71,000/Bitcoin, well below my current cost basis and Bitcoin's all-time high. If I were to buy the remaining shares at BTCIs all-time high of $65.97, my cost basis would be $57.26 or $112,000/Bitcoin, well below all-time highs. Risk Analysis The main risk, especially for covered call ETFs, is NAV erosion. I've seen a lot of threads on social media claiming BTCI has NAV erosion, but I don't believe it does. I've experienced NAV erosion with other funds, and it has always occurred while the underlying asset is actually appreciating or staying flat. The only reason BTCI is down is because the underlying asset Bitcoin itself is down, as the earlier image from the past 8 months shows. When you look at the total return of the fund since inception, you'll notice BTCI not only tracks Bitcoin total returns closely but also actually has less downside than pure Bitcoin. BTCI vs. Bitcoin since inception (Seeking Alpha) Dollar-cost averaging is one of the best ways to mitigate against risk on long-term investments, and Bitcoin is definitely no exception. Bitcoin is a highly volatile asset with big drawdowns and even bigger rallies. The volatility coupled with Bitcoin's inability to produce cash flow like a traditional stock and inherent speculative asset pricing is exactly why I believe holding BTCI is a smart way to hold Bitcoin, especially for those interested in producing tax-efficient monthly income and having exposure to Bitcoin. Every monthly distribution helps to manage risk and decrease capital loss potential all while helping me offset my bills, like property taxes, to build financial independence alongside my other, much larger, dividend growth ETF positions. Position sizing is also important with BTCI and covered call funds in general. I prefer for BTCI to have a weight of 5% or less in my investment portfolio long-term and covered call ETFs to be 10-20%. Wealth is created during downturns in the market and your favorite investments. Outlook Remember, nothing about Bitcoin itself has changed: there's still only ever going to be 21 million coins on a decentralized network that can't be inflated like the US dollar is. The shrinking relative supply (amplified by each 4-year halving cycle) combined with the growing institutional demand: Spot Bitcoin ETFs, corporate treasuries, and sovereign wealth funds are all accumulating at a blistering pace: Public companies now own over 1.24 million Bitcoin. Just like Gold, I believe Bitcoin will become more valuable over time as digital capital as the US dollar gets inflated.

Expectations about the pace of XRP adoption remain a frequent topic in the digital asset community, particularly as investors look for signs that institutional adoption of blockchain technology is accelerating. A recent post by crypto enthusiast CryptoSensei has highlighted comments attributed to a Ripple executive, suggesting that large-scale institutional adoption may take considerably longer than many market participants anticipate. In a post on X, CryptoSensei shared his reaction to remarks from Ripple’s managing director, who reportedly discussed the timeline required for institutional adoption to mature globally. According to CryptoSensei, the executive’s comments point to a process measured in years rather than months, prompting a broader conversation about realistic expectations for the growth of blockchain-based financial infrastructure. Ripple's managing director is talking 12-month minimums – possibly 5–10 years for full institutional adoption at scale. #XRP #Crypto pic.twitter.com/pbc1BAKg9p — CryptoSensei (@Crypt0Senseii) June 8, 2026 CryptoSensei Urges Investors to Reassess Expectations In the video attached to his post, CryptoSensei contrasted optimistic predictions on social media with the more measured outlook presented by Ripple’s managing director. He noted that many content creators frequently suggest that major price appreciation and widespread success are only days away. However, he argued that comments from an executive directly involved with Ripple’s partners provide a different perspective on how long it may take for institutional adoption to reach full scale. According to CryptoSensei, the Ripple executive cited timelines of at least 12 months and potentially much longer before the technology reaches broader maturity. He interpreted the remarks as an indication that adoption could ultimately require five to ten years to unfold fully. CryptoSensei said that XRP investors may need to adjust their expectations and prepare for a slower development process than some market forecasts suggest. Rather than focusing on short-term price movements, he emphasized the challenges involved in building global financial infrastructure and securing widespread institutional participation. Regulatory Challenges Remain a Key Factor A significant portion of CryptoSensei’s commentary focused on the regulatory environment facing digital assets and blockchain technology. He argued that adoption timelines are influenced not by investor preferences but by the realities of financial regulation. Establishing regulatory frameworks across multiple jurisdictions requires coordination among governments, financial institutions, and industry participants. CryptoSensei pointed out that different countries are likely to move at different speeds. While some jurisdictions may embrace innovation more quickly, others may implement stricter requirements before allowing large-scale adoption of blockchain-based payment systems. Because of these varying approaches, he described institutional adoption as a challenge that could realistically take between five and ten years to fully develop globally. We are on X, follow us to connect with us :- @TimesTabloid1 — TimesTabloid (@TimesTabloid1) June 15, 2025 Community Response Highlights Long-Term Perspective The post also drew a response from BankXRP, who argued that a five-to-ten-year timeline should not necessarily be viewed negatively. According to BankXRP, major financial networks historically required decades to achieve widespread adoption. He referenced established payment and messaging systems such as SWIFT and Visa Inc., noting that their growth occurred over extended periods rather than overnight. BankXRP suggested that the development of financial infrastructure naturally takes time and that XRP’s ecosystem is still in the early stages of that process. He added that the ability to observe the technology’s evolution in real time may create opportunities for those willing to maintain a long-term outlook. While some investors continue to anticipate rapid progress, CryptoSensei’s comments highlight that institutional adoption could remain a multi-year effort shaped by regulation, infrastructure development, and market readiness. Disclaimer : This content is meant to inform and should not be considered financial advice. The views expressed in this article may include the author’s personal opinions and do not represent Times Tabloid’s opinion. Readers are advised to conduct thorough research before making any investment decisions. Any action taken by the reader is strictly at their own risk. Times Tabloid is not responsible for any financial losses. Follow us on X , Facebook , Telegram , and Google News The post Ripple’s Managing Director Drops Bombshell Prediction That Stuns XRP Army appeared first on Times Tabloid .

🚀 Bitmine now holds 4.59 percent of all $ETH in circulation. 💼 Despite weak investor sentiment and falling prices, Bitmine bought another 75,000 ETH for $123 million. 📉 Social media is at its most pessimistic on Ethereum this year. Continue Reading: Bitmine increases ETH holdings to 4.59 percent of supply The post Bitmine increases ETH holdings to 4.59 percent of supply appeared first on COINTURK NEWS .

The leading meme coin was not spared from the market-wide calamity at the end of the previous business week, and its subsequent recovery is yet to impress. However, this has allowed large investors to accumulate at lower prices. Santiment data shared by popular analyst Ali Martinez shows that the so-called whales have acquired over 200 million tokens in the past week alone. The graph below demonstrates that their DOGE holdings kept increasing in the past several days, hitting 18.84 billion coins. Over the past week alone, whales have accumulated more than 200 million Dogecoin $DOGE . https://t.co/PZF6Vdi85j pic.twitter.com/FW7XZig7YG — Ali Charts (@alicharts) June 10, 2026 As mentioned above, DOGE was swept last week, especially on Friday, dipping below $0.08 for the first time since February 2025. Despite recovering slightly to $0.084 as of press time, the OG meme coin remains highly depressed, at 89% away from its May 2021 all-time high. Martinez also warned recently that DOGE could be on the verge of a more profound decline if certain metrics align. As reported , he noted that the meme coin’s price action has followed multi-year consolidation channels, where it has repeatedly moved through extended ranges that compress volatility and redistribute supply before larger cycles begin. Citing several on-chain metrics, he explained that DOGE could drop to $0.058 if the $0.081 floor gives in. Meanwhile, data from SoSoValue clearly shows that ETF investors have not expressed any interest in the largest meme coin. More specifically, there has been only one day of actual inflows since May 19: all the rest have seen no reportable action. The three funds tracking the asset’s performance have attracted a very modest $12.44 million since their inception in late November 2025. The post Dogecoin Whales Buy the Dip as DOGE Hit 14-Month Low appeared first on CryptoPotato .