TLDR
- Ethereum traded near $1,560 on June 30 as selling returned across crypto markets.
- Robert Kiyosaki’s forecast that ETH could hit $95,000 by mid-2027 resurfaced online.
- Bitmine added 27,084 ETH, pushing its total holdings to roughly 5.7 million ETH.
- SharpLink bought 10,000 more ETH, bringing its stack to 886,725 tokens.
- ETH is down about 25% this quarter and on track for a third straight quarterly loss.
Ethereum traded near $1,560 on June 30, extending a weak stretch for the token. The drop came as selling returned across the wider crypto market.
The total crypto market cap slipped between 1% and 1.75%, landing near $2.03 to $2.11 trillion. Bitcoin fell between 1.6% and 2.74% as outflows continued from U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs.
XRP, Dogecoin, and Cardano also traded lower during the same session. The weakness pulled attention back to a forecast from Robert Kiyosaki, author of Rich Dad Poor Dad.
Kiyosaki’s $95,000 Ethereum Call
Kiyosaki first shared the $95,000 Ethereum prediction in March, but it resurfaced this week across crypto social media. Analyst Rekt Fencer (@rektfencer) posted a clip of Kiyosaki saying that one year after “the biggest bubble in history” bursts, Ethereum could reach $95,000.
🚨 BREAKING:
RICH DAD POOR DAD ROBERT KIYOSAKI JUST SAID LIVE:
"ONE YEAR AFTER “THE BIGGEST BUBBLE IN HISTORY” BURSTS, WE COULD SEE:
GOLD: $35,000/OZ
SILVER: $200/OZ$BTC: $750,000$ETH: $95,000BUT HERE'S THE PROBLEM.
THAT WILL REQUIRE ~$285T IN COMBINED MARKET CAP.
MORE… pic.twitter.com/E8KG7cgkpB
— Rekt Fencer (@rektfencer) June 30, 2026
In the same clip, Kiyosaki said gold could hit $35,000 an ounce and silver could reach $200. He also said Bitcoin could climb to $750,000 after the same event.
Kiyosaki noted those targets would require about $285 trillion in combined market value. That figure is far above where markets sit today.
The comments split reaction online. Some traders treated the forecast as a long-term target rather than a near-term signal.
Corporate Buyers Keep Adding ETH
Despite the price drop, some large holders kept buying. Analyst Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) reported that Bitmine bought another 27,084 ETH last week, worth about $42.95 million.
Bitmine has bought 27,084 $ETH ($42.95M), now holds 5,700,040 $ETH worth $9.03B, currently facing a loss of $10.25M.https://t.co/MslqH6khBT pic.twitter.com/bXfcJKtSX8
— Onchain Lens (@OnchainLens) June 29, 2026
That purchase brought Bitmine’s total holdings to roughly 5.7 million ETH, worth close to $9 billion. The firm now holds about 4.7% of Ethereum’s circulating supply, with most of it staked.
SharpLink also added to its position, buying 10,000 ETH at an average price of $1,611. That brought its total holdings to 886,725 ETH.
SharpLink also repurchased 2.13 million shares and raised $75 million in the same week. Even with this buying, Ethereum has not built lasting upward momentum.
ETH is down roughly 25% this quarter. That puts it on track for a third straight quarterly loss, which would be a first for the token.
Charts show ETH trading below a descending trendline that has held since mid-May. The token is also trading beneath the Supertrend indicator.
Analysts at Unknown.Ai said ETH needs to reclaim the $1,580 to $1,590 zone to open a path toward $1,630 and $1,660. A four-hour close below $1,550 would cancel that setup and raise the chance of a drop toward $1,500.
Analyst Ted pointed to $1,500 as a key demand zone. He said holding that level could support a relief rally next month.
As of the latest data, ETH traded at $1,562 on the four-hour chart. The $1,600 level remains the next hurdle for buyers to clear.
