Crypto market surges as $19 Billion inflows set a new record

In an astonishing turn of events, cryptocurrency markets received a massive $19 billion in fresh capital inflows over the past 30 days, according to a new report. Renowned crypto analyst Ali Martinez recently shared a detailed chart based on the Aggregate Market Realized Value Net Position Change index, which highlights the significant surge in market activity.

The report reveals that while early April inflows were around $8 billion, by early May the total had already soared to $19 billion. This influx of capital coincided with Bitcoin reclaiming momentum, breaking past the $90,000 barrier and even climbing as high as $97,927 on May 2nd. Historically, such enormous inflows have often precipitated major price peaks in Bitcoin. Many experts believe that these trends may be largely driven by increased participation from financial institutions.

Adding to the conversation, prominent investor Robert Kiyosaki widely known as the author of "Rich Dad Poor Dad" warned of the potential for the biggest market crash in history. In a recent tweet, Kiyosaki explained why he is increasingly turning to assets like physical gold, silver, and Bitcoin as safeguards against massive inflation. Quoting insights from his earlier work, "Rich Dad’s Forecast," he predicted that if a market crash occurs, the U.S. Federal Reserve and Treasury might print trillions of dollars of what he calls “fake money,” further accelerating inflation. Kiyosaki even forecasts that silver prices could double from $35 per ounce to at least $70 by 2026.

Overall, the dramatic surge in trading volume and capital inflows marks a significant moment for the crypto market. While Bitcoin and other digital assets continue to defy expectations, investors are keeping a close eye on these trends, anticipating that further volatility and perhaps new price milestones may be on the horizon.