Anthony Pompliano’s ProCap Financial bought 450 BTC, raising its treasury to 5,457 BTC and trading under Nasdaq ticker BRR. Gold advocate Peter Schiff publicly criticized the purchase, reiterating his preference for gold over Bitcoin.
Peter Schiff unexpectedly praised Michael Saylor after Saylor's latest acquisition of 3,015 BTC amid ongoing market volatility. The exchange highlights growing attention to large-scale accumulation and keeps the public debate around Bitcoin's outlook active.
After a softer CPI print lifted Bitcoin, gold advocate Peter Schiff mocked the rally and declared Bitcoin “a zero” in response to a viral post praising its rules-based design. His barb revived a familiar clash between crypto and gold camps.
Gold advocate Peter Schiff called Bitcoin a 'waste of energy' in a Dec. 28 social post, rejecting the idea that BTC acts as a non-inflationary ledger for storing economic energy.
As gold and silver rally, Peter Schiff warned on Dec. 15 that Bitcoin holders risk losing everything 'overnight' amid a deepening sell-off. His comments highlight crypto’s volatility and the renewed debate between precious metals and digital-asset advocates.
Peter Schiff publicly ridiculed Michael Saylor’s Bitcoin MENA keynote, attacking Saylor’s claim that Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) intends to buy up all available Bitcoin. The exchange highlights ongoing institutional-versus-critic tensions in crypto debate.
Gold advocate Peter Schiff said Bitcoin will eventually be worth $0, while BTC dipped Monday amid broader risk-off trading to start December. The remark fed negative sentiment as markets turned cautious.
Peter Schiff called Bitcoin's recent dip a "modern-day tulip bubble" and accused CNBC of routinely giving bullish coverage as BTC falls, intensifying his long-standing criticism. His comments on Nov. 17, 2025 highlight the continuing media and market debate over crypto's fundamentals.
Economist Peter Schiff taunted Bitcoin supporters with a social poll after BTC slipped under $100,000, asking how far the price must fall before they concede he was right. The move reignites an old debate over Bitcoin’s long-term merits and market psychology.
Peter Schiff renewed his critique of crypto after Circle's stock (CRCL), tied to USDC issuer Circle, plunged about 71% from its IPO level. The drop has become a focal point in debates over confidence in stablecoin issuers and crypto-linked equities.