Peter Schiff is stirring up conversation again — this time arguing that Bitcoin’s best days were before Wall Street ever cared about it.
In a new post, he claims Bitcoin only outperformed when “hardly anyone owned it,” and that since institutions embraced it, the asset has become one of the market’s weaker performers.
His comments land at an interesting moment. Major firms like BlackRock, Fidelity, and now Morgan Stanley are expanding the Bitcoin
#ETF universe, while
#JPMorgan and the
#NYSE roll out new crypto-focused trading infrastructure. In other words, Wall Street isn’t dabbling anymore — it’s fully building around Bitcoin.
Whether you agree with Schiff or not, the debate highlights a real shift: Bitcoin’s evolution from a rebellious outsider asset into a mainstream, institutionally held component of global finance.
That shift brings stability for some, lower upside for others, and plenty of discussion for everyone watching the next chapter of crypto adoption unfold.
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