Bitcoin Critic Calls ‘Institutional Demand’ A Myth Following Recent Price Slump

Bitcoin Critic Calls ‘Institutional Demand’ A Myth Following Recent Price Slump
Popular Bitcoin critic Peter Schiff dismisses claims of growing institutional interest in the maiden cryptocurrency. Schiff’s challenging statement comes following the recent Bitcoin market sell-off which resulted in a 10% price decline on Friday. Related Reading: Market Expert Predicts When Bitcoin Price Will Reach Its Cycle Highs Peter Schiff Claims Little Institutional Demand For Bitcoin According to blockchain analytics platform Lookonchain, the German and US governments, and defunct crypto exchange Mt. Gox have moved a combined 17,788 Bitcoin valued at $1.08 billion to exchanges since June 19.  In particular, the German government has sold parts of its BTC holdings every day since the start of July transferring out a substantial 3,000 BTC, worth around $175 million, on Thursday. The constant sell-off by the German and US authorities coupled with Mt. Gox repayments to creditors which are expected to be sold, soon resulted in massive selling pressure on BTC, forcing the token’s price down from $60,097 on Thursday to as low as $53,971 on Friday. Commenting on this event, Schiff stated in an X post on Saturday, that Bitcoin’s price slump demonstr ..

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