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Video From ► “Time Is Running Out!” Peter Schiff on Buying Bitcoin, Dumping Gold, & Getting Rich!
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Date: October 12, 2025
Funny thing is if he DID put 5% of his money into btc since the day he started hating on it, he would likely be the richest man in the world right now.
Every year that goes by, as the world continues to change and Bitcoin continues it's steady rise in worldwide, and Schiff continues to refuse to update his thinking based on the data, continues the same talking points, he sounds more and more ridiculous. If he would just admit he was wrong he would regain so much respect.
Crypto is only there to make Fiat. Nothing less, nothing more.
I agreed to some of the stuff that peter said, but I don't think that he has read and understood the white paper
He literally just described the dollar usecase for gold.
Wowwww he really doesn’t understand the concept of money. That’s the most shocking news I’ve seen all week. Truly alarming.
His long ago was this recorded?
Just a lot of references to thresholds that are pretty far in the rearview, but we're also seeing some similar movements that have happened before 🤷♂️
About as worthless as the American dollar
"You're not gonna sell your new Tesla at a profit one day". Are you paying attention Graham?
I’m not an economist or banker… but Google Ai says…
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No, the U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS) does not accept Bitcoin or any other virtual currency for federal income tax payments. The IRS treats cryptocurrency as property, not as a form of currency, for tax purposes.
If you can pay your taxes with it… US$ would become useless. Per MMT. For now, Crypto is soaking up excess $, reducing money supply, thus it is somewhat anti-inflationary.