Peter Schiff Brands Bitcoin Dip a 'Modern-Day Tulip Bubble,' Slams CNBC

Published at 2025-11-17 21:00:54

As Bitcoin's price continued to slide, longtime critic Peter Schiff doubled down on his bearish narrative on Nov. 17, 2025, calling the downturn a "modern-day tulip bubble." He also targeted CNBC, accusing the network of consistently portraying Bitcoin in an overly positive light and downplaying risks. Schiff’s latest comments were aimed at reframing the coverage around the recent volatility.

The exchange matters because mainstream media framing can shape retail sentiment, especially during sharp moves. Schiff's vocal stance underscores the persistent divide between skeptics who see speculative froth and supporters who point to longer-term adoption narratives. With BTC still volatile, these public clashes between commentators and outlets may keep influencing short-term flows and investor confidence.

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BlackRock CEO Larry Fink conceded his earlier characterization of Bitcoin as an 'asset of fear' was mistaken, as the firm's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) posted a new record. The admission and the IBIT milestone highlight growing institutional acceptance of BTC.

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Dogecoin Activity Surges 10,187%, Ending Five-Day Slide

Dogecoin activity jumped 10,187%, snapping a five-day losing streak and producing a sharp rebound in Tuesday’s session. The move signals renewed retail interest and heightened volatility for the memecoin.

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Fed Liquidity Surge Lifts Bitcoin Momentum

A U.S. banking policy shift that injected fresh liquidity into the system sparked renewed momentum for Bitcoin and other major digital assets. Traders reacted to easier funding conditions and a softer short-term rate tone from the Fed.

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Published at 2025-12-03 12:30:09

Gensler Singles Out Bitcoin, Labels Most Crypto ‘Highly Speculative’

In a Bloomberg interview, SEC Chair Gary Gensler said Bitcoin is distinct from most other tokens and called the rest “highly speculative.” His remarks reinforce regulatory caution that could shape listings, custody and institutional interest.

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Published at 2025-12-03 11:45:15

Accumulator Strategy May Sell Bitcoin to Cover Dividends

An accumulator strategy warned it could draw on bitcoin reserves to preserve dividend payments if its share price falls toward net asset value. Such a sale would be rare and could add short-term selling pressure on BTC.