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Peter Schiff Claims The Latest Bitcoin Rally Is Due To Major Manipulation By Whales

Bitcoin 2020/05/30 23:23 by Brenda Ngari
Whales Are Responsible For Bitcoin’s Latest Rally, NOT China: Peter Schiff

Bitcoin has registered a strong recovery the past few days from lows of around $8.6K. At the time of publication, BTC is sitting comfortably above $9,400. Perhaps the most interesting thing about this rally is that it came hot on the heels of public criticism from a mainstream investment bank. 

However, gold bug Peter Schiff is not convinced by the authenticity of the rally. Schiff believes it is purely market manipulation caused by bitcoin whales.

Schiff: Whales Are Manipulating BTC Price To Downplay The Impact Of Goldman Sachs’ Criticism

Peter Schiff is fond of ridiculing the flagship cryptocurrency. He recently responded to a tweet from Tyler Winklevoss, the co-founder of Gemini cryptocurrency exchange, which noted that bitcoin laughed off Goldman Sachs’ disparaging remarks with a stellar rally.

In his response a few hours ago, Schiff alluded that whales like Winklevoss are deliberately manipulating the bitcoin price “to downplay the significance of the bad news”. He then called bitcoin a “pyramid scheme” that is running low on the supply of fools and enough institutional investors to keep it alive.

To no one’s surprise, the crypto Twitter community joined forces against Peter Schiff, including Tyler Winklevoss who basically stated:

“As long as you’re around, the supply of fools will never be running too low.”

A Common Enemy

Although Tyler Winklevoss and Peter Schiff are at loggerheads with the price manipulation claims, they both agree on one thing: the ongoing money printing amid COVID-19 will accelerate a paradigm shift in the global economy.

They have both expressed their distrust in the actions taken by central banks, advising their followers to invest in stores of value like gold and bitcoin because fiat will get debased ultimately. Last month, Winklevoss suggested that the Federal Reserve has “set the stage for the rise of bitcoin”. Schiff, on the other hand, recently advised investors to buy gold and silver as a hedge against the inflation he sees coming from all the monetary expansion.

In the current climate, market experts understand the importance of storing wealth in hard assets that are uncorrelated to the traditional stock markets, hence immune to inflation.

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