Nvidia’s Rise As Most Valuable Global Company Used By Peter Schiff To Diss Top Crypto’s Utility: ‘Bitcoin Needs Gold. Gold Does Not Need Bitcoin’
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Peter Schiff, a well-known economist and Bitcoin BTC/USD critic, recently expressed his views on the King Crypto in the context of AI giant Nvidias blockbuster run at the stock markets.
What Happened: On Tuesday, Schiff took to X, formerly Twitter to share his thoughts on the rise of Nvidia and its implications for Bitcoin. He pointed out that Nvidia, now the worlds most valuable company with a market cap of $3.34 trillion, contains a small amount of gold in each Graphic Processing Unit while containing no Bitcoin.
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Yes Bitcoin needs gold. Gold does not need Bitcoin, Schiff further stated in response to an X user, Wolf of Weimar, who pointed out that gold was needed as part of GPU mining to produce Bitcoins.
Schiffs arguments were contested by a user with the pseudonym Perpetual_BTC, who asserted that an asset like Bitcoin shouldnt have any industrial uses or applications.
Because its ability to store value should not depend on the swings of the business cycle. Instead, this ability should be derived solely from its sound and incorruptible monetary policy, the user explained.
Why It Matters: Schiffs comments come in the wake of his recent criticisms of Bitcoin and its associated spot ETFs. He recently questioned the impact of these investment avenues on the price movement of Bitcoin, noting that despite buying from 11 spot ETFs, its price has remained stagnant for over three months.
Prior to that, Schiff had expressed concerns about the stability of Bitcoins market, attributing it to the potential influx of institutional ETF buyers.
Price Action: At the time of writing, Bitcoin was exchanging hands at $65,045.13, falling marginally by 0.08% in the last 24 hours, according todata from Benzinga Pro.
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