“The Bitcoin ‘pyramid scheme’ continues to collapse” – NYPost | $3,732

Uri Shalev
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Bitcoin, while not officially a product of traditional Wall Street, is a pyramid scheme. A fraud. But it is best described as a “confidence game.”

I’ve been calling it a “bitcon” for a long time. And now the pyramid seems to be collapsing because fewer and fewer people have confidence that the price of this inherently worthless “cryptocurrency” is going to continue to rise.

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Uri Shalev
Uri Shalev

Uri Shalev studied Psychology at the University of Haifa. With a keen interest in cryptocurrency and disruptive tech, Uri has a breadth of experience in digital marketing and SEO. Read More

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3 thoughts on "“The Bitcoin ‘pyramid scheme’ continues to collapse” – NYPost | $3,732"

  1. Big bankers (we know who they are) bought BTC and are now holding it for it to collapse. Scumbags calling it a “Ponzi” scheme? The traditional fiat curency with no Gold backing and credit card companies ARE the Ponzis!

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