- Schiff critiques Bitcoin’s 21M supply as arbitrary.
- Statements coincide with Bitcoin’s all-time high.
- Discussion about Bitcoin’s fundamentals and scarcity.
Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital, criticized Bitcoin’s supply model on July 11, 2025, arguing it’s arbitrary, reigniting debates in the crypto community.
Schiff’s remarks challenge Bitcoin’s scarcity principle, sparking debates on its economic fundamentals. His history of advocating for metals over crypto adds weight to these discussions.
“With Bitcoin hitting new highs today (in dollars), it’s a great time to sell some and buy silver ahead of silver’s next big leg up,” said Peter Schiff, CEO of Euro Pacific Capital.
Bitcoin reaches $118,856 on July 11, 2025, but Schiff argues its scarcity is more psychological than real. He claims Bitcoin’s 21 million cap is less significant than perceived.
While market volatility was not notably affected, Schiff’s comments reignite fundamental debates. Community discussions on platforms like X and Reddit reflect ongoing support for Bitcoin’s supply cap as its economic backbone.
Financial markets showed little disruption following Schiff’s comments, with Bitcoin maintaining strong performance. Key figures like Arthur Hayes suggest a bullish phase for altcoins.
The renewed scrutiny of Bitcoin’s principles could potentially influence future regulatory or technological discussions. However, major institutional or governmental reactions remain absent, with emphasis continuing on crypto’s perceived value.
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