- Peter Schiff has published another negative post about Bitcoin.
- By choosing the wrong timeframe, he wrote about BTC’s low returns over 10 years.
- Schiff also challenged Michael Saylor to a debate.
Longtime Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff has once again taunted the crypto community with a new social media post.
If there’s no Bitcoin By the end of 2026, it will reach $10,000, it will still remain the most profitable asset for 10 years, – wrote a supporter of gold and tokenized products based on it.
By doing so, he wanted to emphasize that Bitcoin’s performance over the past ten years has been worse than that of traditional assets. He stated that during this period, BTC has only grown by about 12%, while gold, silver, and major US stock indices have significantly outperformed it.
Peter Schiff emphasizes that Bitcoin does not live up to its status as a store of value and is, in his opinion, a speculative bubble.
He is open called Bitcoin “shitcoin” in his previous publications, cementing his reputation as an opponent of digital currencies.

To convince others of this, he called again Michael Saylor’s participation in the public debate on Bitcoin. As is well known, Saylor positions himself Bitcoin as “digital gold” and is moving towards the goal of accumulating one million BTC.
Sailor quickly commented Schiff’s words, saying that “timeframes matter” when assessing Bitcoin’s performance. He said that starting in 2020 Bitcoin remains the most effective major asset.
Besides Saylor, many analysts and market participants have criticized Peter Schiff. In particular, crypto analysts noted, that choosing a ten-year time window starting with Bitcoin’s 2021 peak distorts the dynamics. Increasing the time frame or shifting the entry point significantly changes the results, often in favor of Bitcoin.
Furthermore, they added that directly comparing Bitcoin to traditional assets such as gold or stocks misses BTC’s unique value proposition as a decentralized, non-sovereign monetary system.
Whatever Schiff says, Bitcoin has repeatedly recovered and reached new highs, serving as both a store of value and a manipulative asset that allows for short- and medium-term profits.
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