Relevant Peter Schiff

If bitcoin is a bubble then I'm happy to live in it with all of you.

@PeterSchiff Tanking lol. You ass. Go enjoy your life. CNBC resumes Monday

Is there any news, or is Bitcoin tanking just because it's so overpriced?

@PeterSchiff @saylor No matter what price we know you'll be whining about it in some shape, form, or fashion. With CNBC playing in the background.

If Bitcoin ends 2026 at $10,000, it will still be the best-performing asset over ten years. I'm sure @Saylor will rely on that to keep pumping Bitcoin and issuing more shares of $MSTR to buy it. But a 92% decline will make it the worst-performing investment for most HODLers.

@PeterSchiff Post that short position big dawg!

Earlier today Bitcoin peaked above $70K and was immediately hit by a wave of selling. There's too much overhead resistance to justify even speculative buys at these prices. The upside potential is limited, whereas the downside risk is significant. The opposite is true for gold.

@PeterSchiff @saylor Buyers. They stop buying.

@saylor Where is the money coming from to finance these purchases? What happens when it runs out?

Strategy has acquired 4,871 BTC for ~$329.9 million at ~$67,718 per bitcoin. As of 4/5/2026, we hold 766,970 $BTC acquired for ~$58.02 billion at ~$75,644 per bitcoin. $MSTR $STRC strategy.com/press/strategy…

@PeterSchiff Will update my models, thank you. New list of things bad for gold: - Peace - Government responsibility - Higher interest rates (aka more responsible borrowing and more saving) - Economic growth

@RelevantPeter Large cuts to government spending, deregulaiton, higher real interest rates, actual economic growth, etc.

West Texas oil just rose above $115. Gold is down on the news, off $40 and trading just below $4,635. But higher oil prices, which will weaken the U.S. economy and lead to bigger budget deficits and higher inflation, are actually bullish for gold. Buy now! schiffgold.com

@PeterSchiff Happy Easter! Hope you have better plans later on!

Over the past five years, the price of Bitcoin is up by just 12%. Over the same time period, the NASDAQ is up 57.4%, the S&P 500 is up 59.4%, gold is up 163%, and silver is up 181%. If the appeal of Bitcoin is its superior long-term performance, why should anyone keep HODLing it?

@fold_app Fold gave me hella BTC. Facts

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@PeterSchiff Buying puts for peace!

Let's see if investors will buy today's selloff in gold. While an extended war and higher oil prices are bearish for U.S. stocks and bonds, the results of war—soaring debt, rising inflation, recession, higher unemployment, and a housing and financial crisis—are bullish for gold.

@PeterSchiff Almost out of its bear market!

Gold is up another $100 today, with gold stocks already adding 5% to yesterday's 7% surge. It's not because the war is over, but because investors are realizing that regardless of what Trump says or how the war progresses, it will accelerate the move out of dollars and into gold.

@PeterSchiff Gold being the reverse indicator of peace isn't the best sales pitch!

Gold is up over $100, back above $4,600. The war has improved the bullish fundamentals for precious metals. The result will be diminished U.S. credibility and accelerated de-dollarization. For the U.S. that means more debt, higher interest rates, rising inflation, and recession.

With all that's happening it's hard to believe that Bitcoin is still above $65,000. Don't press your luck HODLers. Get out while you can. Better still, convert your fool's gold into the real thing tonight at schiffgold.com

The only reason GSEs are guaranteeing Bitcoin down-payment mortgages is so homebuyers do not have to sell their Bitcoin, which helps to slow Bitcoin's price decline. In the process, the government loses the capital gains tax revenue it otherwise would have collected on the sale.

@PeterSchiff Lol nice

Fannie and Freddie guaranteeing mortgages with pledged Bitcoin as the only down payment means HODLers get a free ride. If Bitcoin keeps going up, they keep all the gains. If Bitcoin crashes, they walk away from their mortgages, sticking the GSEs and taxpayers with huge losses.

@PeterSchiff Post your short position big dawg!

Bitcoin first hit $69K in Nov. 2021. Today, four years and four months later, Bitcoin is below $67K. This is by far the longest time period in Bitcoin's short history where the price of Bitcoin was below a prior high. It also happened despite record hype and so-called adoption.

@PeterSchiff @saylor @CNBC I'm just glad you were watching CNBC to catch it! I was worried you might've changed the channel for a minute.

Con man @saylor told the @CNBC audience that Stretch is just like a money market, except it pays an 11% yield. Where is the SEC when false claims like this are made to the public? CNBC anchors are so ignorant when it comes to investments that they let him get away with it.

Allowing homebuyers to pledge Bitcoin as a down payment on a mortgage is a horrible idea, as it substantially increases the risk for lenders. If Bitcoin crashes, the down payment vanishes. That increases both the likelihood of default and the loss to the lender in foreclosure.

@PeterSchiff Consider buying bitcoin and securing it in cold storage. Love, A guy who won't sell you any

The fundamentals for gold and silver were great before the war and they are even better now. Take advantage of the liquidity-driven, short-term sell-off to establish a new position or add to your existing positions. schiffgold.com

@rich53101 @PeterSchiff Why would I forget those things?

@RelevantPeter @PeterSchiff Yeah forget debt, increase money supply, stagflation, treasuries worthless, private credit and school bond ponzi , supply shortage etc

If the war ends soon, that's negative for gold. But not enough to offset all that's positive. Plus, the government will still pay to replenish the weapons used and rebuild what it destroyed. So there'll be larger deficits and more inflation than if the war had never been fought.