Kiyosaki Sees $95K Ether While ETH Fights for $1,500 💸

Ethereum trades around $1,617, up roughly 3% over the past 24 hours, with the $1,500 support level directly below emerging as the line every trading desk is watching. The broader crypto market slipped 1% to a $2.11 trillion capitalization, with Bitcoin falling 1.6% amid spot ETF outflows and altcoins trading broadly lower.

Robert Kiyosaki's March forecast projecting ETH at $95,000 by mid-2027 has resurfaced across crypto social media, reigniting debate about long-term valuation. Kiyosaki's call is tied to a macro reset thesis in which a global financial crisis triggers a sharp repricing of hard and alternative assets, sending Bitcoin to $750,000, gold to $35,000 per ounce, silver to $200, and Ethereum to $95,000 within a year of the event.

Corporate treasury data adds a layer to the demand narrative. Bitmine disclosed it purchased another 27,084 ETH last week, bringing its total holdings to approximately 5.7 million ETH, roughly 4.7% of circulating supply, valued at nearly $9 billion, with most of the position staked. SharpLink has also continued accumulating.

The chart, however, is not cooperating with the long-term thesis. ETH is trading inside a descending channel, below both the 100-day and 200-day moving averages on daily and 4-hour timeframes. The 24-hour range of $1,550 to $1,600 reflects indecision rather than accumulation, with resistance stacking around $1,600 where price has repeatedly stalled. Weak institutional demand on Coinbase is flagged as a limiting factor, pointing to continued downside risk unless that dynamic shifts.

Reclaiming and holding above $1,600, flipping it to support, opens a path back toward the $1,800 to $2,000 zone, though whether $1,500 holds in the meantime defines the next directional move for $ETH.