CZ and Robert Kiyosaki Advise Buying Crypto as Market Hits ’Quiet Equilibrium’
Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (CZ) and author Robert Kiyosaki urged investors to buy cryptocurrencies amid heightened market fear, arguing that peak fear is a buying opportunity. The Fear and Greed Index sits at 20, signaling strong market fear. Kiyosaki highlighted the breakdown of Japan’s long-running carry trade — where cheap yen-funded borrowing propped global asset inflation — after the Bank of Japan’s rate hikes pushed yields above 1.7%. That unwind is forcing liquidations and reallocations toward safe-haven and alternative assets, including Bitcoin and Ethereum. On-chain analytics from CryptoQuant indicate Bitcoin’s Net Realized Profit and Loss (NRPL) is retreating toward zero after sharp spikes, a pattern consistent with the end of forced selling and the start of a neutral “quiet equilibrium.” Anchored VWAP measures show Bitcoin trading below event-based levels tied to major past catalysts, suggesting accumulation. Analysts say if NRPL stays above zero, a recovery base may form; a move negative would indicate renewed weakness. Key takeaways for traders: market sentiment is fearful but selling pressure may be abating; macro shifts (Japan carry trade) can spur further volatility and flows into BTC/ETH; watch NRPL, VWAP, and Fear & Greed Index for confirmation. This article is informational and not financial advice.
Neutral
The overall impact is neutral because the article describes a transition from forced selling to a balanced ’quiet equilibrium’ rather than a clear bullish breakout or bearish collapse. Positive signals: CZ and Kiyosaki advocating accumulation can support demand; CryptoQuant’s NRPL moving toward zero and anchored VWAP undervaluation suggest selling pressure may be abating and accumulation could build a recovery base. Negative/volatile triggers: the collapse of Japan’s carry trade has already forced liquidations and could continue to create cross-asset volatility and flows out of risk assets if conditions worsen. Short-term implications: expect choppy price action and heightened volatility as markets absorb macro liquidity shifts and traders respond to sentiment indicators (Fear & Greed Index = 20). Momentum traders may stay sidelined until NRPL stabilizes above zero and VWAP-confirmed support holds. Long-term implications: if forced selling ends and macro pressure eases, accumulation can support a sustainable recovery in BTC/ETH; conversely, renewed macro stress (further carry trade deleveraging or rising yields) could push metrics negative and resume bearish pressure. Traders should watch on-chain NRPL, anchored VWAP, Fear & Greed Index, and macro yield moves for trade signals and risk management.