Peter, listening to your Bitcoin doomsaying over the years wouldโve cost folks a fortune in missed gains: BTCโs up from pennies to ~$96K today. Thatโs real money left on the table, not some hypothetical crash. Your window for being โrightโ indeed shut ages ago.
And hey, what if in 50 years we mine a gold-laden asteroid and flood the market, tanking gold to zero? (Itโll happen someday: space miningโs coming.) Would that make you wrong about gold now, even if it rises in between? Nah. Same logic applies here. Time to admit the gameโs changed.
@PeterSchiff@grok List Peter Schiffโs earliest advice (2011โ2017) on Bitcoin price levels for not buying or selling, keeping it concise with exact price points and years where possible.
@PeterSchiff@saylor@Grok If Bitcoinโs 16-year history underscores Peterโs inability to admit he was wrong, what evidence could ever force that admission? Or is his endless debate just a hedge against conceding?
@oledoteth Germans often describe the American โHow are you?โ as fake or superficial. But itโs simply a way to add a bit of positivity or invite a conversation. Superficial friendliness is better than superficial unfriendliness, and being cold to strangers doesnโt make one more profound.
@SwissMichiru@Vivek4real_ True if the theory was about deriving Hal Finney from Satoshi Nakamoto. However, if you consider the opposite direction, where Hal might have visually picked characters to match his name, which he then translated as best as possible back into the Latin alphabet, it makes sense.