Perhaps the most vocal and stubborn Bitcoin hatred, Peter Schiff, did it again. This time, his bespoke code criticism target was Fundstrat’s Tom Lee, who shared a selfie with Strategic Michael Saylor and captioned the post, “Bitcoin and Ethereum are friends.”
But for Schiff, they are rather “partners in crime,” and this is exactly how he commented on this photo.
This commentary landed completely after the previous day’s announcement that Bitmine had won 46,255 ETH from Bitgo. That’s about $2 million. This brings the total stash to 2,126,018 ETH, which is about $9,240 million.
Crime partner.
– Peter Schiff (@peterschiff) September 12, 2025
When it comes to Bitcoin, Saylor’s strategy is still in its own league, with the software provider currently owning 638,460 BTC, which is worth $735.5 billion. The average buy-in is $73,880 per BTC, with the strategy increasing nearly 56% in profits.
It combines this with a dilution of MSTR (MicroStrategy’s ticker) market capitalization of $105 billion.
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Schiff’s quick comments fit his usual routine of criticizing the enthusiasm of the code, but this time he aimed for two numbers that speak two biggest coins in the market.
One incorporates Bitcoin into the corporate balance sheet, while the other highlights the broader financial potential of Ethereum. Together, they became too good targets to pass on Schiff’s latest jab at Crypto.
The Post is undoubtedly very special as Lee had to deal with people he doesn’t like by shifting his focus to Ethereum through his work on all Bitcoin, all the bitcoin he had to do with him by shifting his focus to Ethereum.
