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Story: Peter Schiff Warns: Corporate Bitcoin Treasuries Could Trigger Market Collapse

By Steven Anderson

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Bitcoin’s Treasury Trend Under Fire. On July 14, Schiff took to social media platform X (formerly Twitter) to criticize what he calls a…

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Backing from Other Economists. Schiff’s warning was echoed by economist Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns…

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Michael Saylor in the Spotlight. Schiff also directed part of his criticism at Michael Saylor, the co-founder and executive…

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Silver as an Alternative. As Bitcoin continues to dominate headlines, Schiff pointed to silver as a better investment option.

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Bitcoin Advocates Push Back. Despite Schiff’s criticism, many in the crypto space argue that Bitcoin offers unique advantages…

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Is Bitcoin’s Foundation at Risk?. The debate underscores a growing divide between traditional economists and the digital asset…

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The rise of corporate Bitcoin treasuries is raising serious concerns among critics, who fear that unchecked accumulation by large firms may create a speculative bubble.

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As Bitcoin reaches new highs and more companies convert cash reserves into digital assets, Schiff argues that this trend is not about genuine adoption but speculative behavior.

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He went further by labeling the situation a pyramid scheme:

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“This is a Ponzi built on a pyramid. It’s not about broadening bitcoin adoption — it’s about wild centralized speculation that undermines bitcoin’s foundational principles.”

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His comments directly challenge the current trend where major companies and investment firms, like MicroStrategy, are amassing vast amounts of Bitcoin in their corporate…

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“Bitcoin and Ethereum treasuries have no business model because BTC has no fundamental value.”

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Both Schiff and Hanke argue that companies are gambling rather than investing, and that such strategies could collapse if sentiment turns negative.

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Schiff also directed part of his criticism at Michael Saylor, the co-founder and executive chairman of MicroStrategy (Nasdaq: MSTR).

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“It’s only going up until the bubble bursts, then it will crash,” Schiff warned. “Saylor may well end up being the greatest fool, but this dynamic can’t continue forever.

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