Peter Schiff Argues Bitcoin Is ‘Fool’s Gold,’ Not the Real Thing
Peter Schiff, a known gold bug, argued that because of the behavior that bitcoin and gold registered yesterday in response to the rate cut announced by the Federal Reserve, the former cannot be taken as a digital form of...
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