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Peter Schiff says Bitcoin crash is accelerating and predicts slide below $16,500

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Peter Schiff said Bitcoin's crash is accelerating and that a drop below $50,000 would likely send the price quickly toward its 2022 low of under $16,500, possibly before the end of the year. He added that if that happened, MSTR would be "completely finished".

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The story so far: Peter Schiff Bitcoin price calls

Peter Schiff said Bitcoin's fall below $80,000 made $75,000 the likely next target, then called the decline a collapsing bubble and urged investors to buy gold. He now says the crash is accelerating and a drop below $50,000 could send Bitcoin toward its 2022 low under $16,500, which he said would leave MSTR…

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