Long-time Bitcoin critic and pro-gold advocate Peter Schiff has continued his social banter against Saylor and his Bitcoin treasury firm, MicroStrategy.
Schiff has once again reaffirmed his belief about MicroStrategy's legal stance, noting that the firm is operating under a Ponzi scheme after he reacted to a viral X post singing praises of MicroStrategy and its dividend payouts.
MicroStrategy gains hype after dividend payment
Schiff's reaction came after an X user shared an email from his father, who discovered that the number of MSTR shares in his brokerage account had grown overnight after receiving dividend payments from MicroStrategy.
Per the email shared, the father expressed excitement about generating extra income that surprisingly surpassed amounts he had previously earned through traditional bank investment products.
Notably, the customer had achieved the extra profits by reinvesting the dividends he received from his MSTR shares into the same stock, proving MicroStrategy's ability to help customers maximize their income.
While the father was able to secure substantial profits during a time when the crypto market is down and crypto investors are increasingly making losses, the post has sparked delightful reactions across the X community as users began to sing praises of MicroStrategy.
Schiff condemns MicroStrategy's investment approach
Following the post, users have applauded MicroStrategy for creating a product that allows investors to benefit from a Bitcoin-backed investment product without being familiar with the asset itself.
They also noted that the stock gives them the opportunity to maximize gains even when its backing cryptocurrency is facing a downturn. Schiff disagreed with the growing narrative, arguing that MSTR is different from assets that generate income through productive economic activity.
Schiff further argued that MSTR's ability to continue paying dividends will depend on MicroStrategy's capacity to raise additional capital or sell its Bitcoin holdings.
He further mentioned that Bitcoin will crash if MicroStrategy decides to sell its Bitcoin stash.
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