Ah, the spectacle of it all! Peter Schiff, that indefatigable apostle of gold, has deigned to cast his withering gaze upon the Bitcoin-besotted Strategy Inc., declaring their singular devotion to the digital chimera “a fraud.” With a flourish worthy of a Victorian melodrama, he has challenged the indefatigable Michael Saylor to a live debate at the Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai this December. How utterly diverting! 🍿
Schiff, ever the Cassandra of the financial world, warns that Strategy’s profits are as ephemeral as a desert mirage, tethered precariously to Bitcoin’s whims. “Their financial structure,” he intones with a dramatic sigh, “is but a house of cards awaiting the fickle winds of investor sentiment.” 🏜️
Schiff’s Grand Accusation
With the air of a man unearthing a long-buried scandal, Schiff declares Strategy’s gains “largely unrealized” and their financing plan “risky.” He does not mince words, oh no! “MSTR’s entire business approach is a fraud,” he proclaims, his voice dripping with disdain. “Bankruptcy looms, no matter Bitcoin’s fate.” 🪦
MSTR’s entire business model is a fraud. Saylor and I will both be speaking at Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai in early December. I challenge @saylor to debate this proposition with me. Regardless of what happens to Bitcoin, I believe $MSTR will eventually go bankrupt. Let’s go! 🎩✨
– Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) November 16, 2025
He points to Strategy’s third-quarter results-$2.8 billion in net income and $8.42 in diluted EPS-as evidence of earnings derived not from sound business operations but from the capricious mark-to-market dance of Bitcoin. “High-yield preferred shares?” he scoffs. “Mere siren songs luring yield funds to their doom.” 🚨
Strategy’s report reveals holdings of 640,808 BTC as of late October, acquired at a total cost of $47.44 billion, or approximately $74,032 per coin. A princely sum, indeed! 👑
MSTR’s business model relies on income-oriented funds buying its “high-yield” preferred shares. But those published yields will never actually be paid. Once fund managers realize this they’ll dump the preferreds & $MSTR won’t be able to issue any more, setting off a death spiral. 💀⚰️
– Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) November 16, 2025
The company boasts a 26% BTC Yield year-to-date and nearly $13 billion in realized BTC gains for 2025. Such figures, Schiff notes with a raised eyebrow, explain Strategy’s robust accounting profits, despite its core software business generating but a trickle of revenue. 📈
The Duel of Words
Schiff’s challenge, timed with the precision of a Swiss watch, coincides with Saylor’s speaking engagements at the Dubai conference, transforming what might have been mundane appearances into a potential public spectacle. Market watchers, ever hungry for drama, predict the debate will be scrutinized by investors, regulators, and corporate issuers alike. 🕵️♂️
Analysts, that motley crew of soothsayers, are divided. Some argue Strategy’s approach, though risky, offers investors a leveraged gateway to Bitcoin via a public company. Others, echoing Schiff, warn of accounting treatments and financing choices that leave shareholders at the mercy of sudden market shifts. ⚖️
Saylor and Strategy, ever the enigmas, have yet to accept or decline the invitation publicly. Will they rise to the challenge, or shall they demur, leaving Schiff to hold forth unchallenged? Only time will tell. 🕰️
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2025-11-17 22:45