Peter Schiff Criticizes Bitcoin Despite Agreeing the Cryptocurrency Will Not Go To Zero
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On FOX Business Peter Schiff—who began criticizing Bitcoin when its price was under $1,000—said Bitcoin "will not go to zero" but continued to call it a Ponzi even as the asset has surged to an all-time high. Bitcoin advocate Anthony Pompliano argued BTC remains a more rewarding long-term asset, a bullish point for crypto adoption and market confidence amid the gold versus Bitcoin debate.
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- Peter Schiff and Anthony Pompliano argued over the superiority of Bitcoin and Gold.
- Schiff finally agrees that Bitcoin will no longer go to zero amid continued criticism.
- Pompliano maintains that Bitcoin is a more rewarding asset for the long term.
Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has said the cryptocurrency “will not go to zero.” Schiff made the statement during a FOX Business interview, which also featured pro-Bitcoin Anthony Pompliano, a renowned Bitcoin advocate.
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Schiff’s referenced statement contradicts his long-standing argument that Bitcoin is a bubble that is bound to burst. Nonetheless, that did not change his overall perspective that portrays Bitcoin as a Ponzi scheme.
It is worth noting that Schiff started criticizing Bitcoin when the price was still below $1,000. However, the cryptocurrency has surged to an all-time hi…
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