Peter Chef mocks a decrease in Bitcoin, and praises the increase in gold as health verification

- The price of Bitcoin was going through an approximate correction to announce the definitions by the US President.
- Gold reached $ 3,080 on March 28, 2025, coinciding with the latest chef notes.
Bitcoin price (BTC) has decreased to $ 83,865, a decrease of 4.12 % in the past 24 hours, while the price of gold reached 3,080 dollars. Peter Chef takes economic skeptic and encryption as evidence that he is right.
The price of Bitcoin was going through an approximate correction to announce the definitions by the US President. The evidence gives additional credibility to the Chef case, while its boasting is not new.
Criticism continues
After the shares of retail stores in American video games decreased by more than 2 %, Chef bombed Gamestop for its investment in Bitcoin. The cryptocurrency industry is divided into the recent Gamestop plans to use revenue from a convertible debt issue to finance the planned Bitcoin acquisitions. While many investors expressed their approval of the decision, Peter Chef was the most hustling opponent.
It claims that the increase in short -term prices has occurred as a result of the purchase of the FOMO caused by advertising about Gamestop’s Bitcoin We stand. Chef said, however, that investors who do not consider Bitcoin a long -term sustainable investment have started selling as the company lost its rapid profit for this day. He said that those who sell $ GME were “smart”.
Gold reached $ 3,080 on March 28, 2025, coinciding with the latest chef notes. The weakening of the dollar and inflation that exceeds the goal of the federal reserve by 2 % is the total economic concerns that it cited as reasons for the increase.
Gold is bright, while American stocks and ties are falling with bitcoin. According to Chef, the high price of gold is due to the certainty of the future of the dollar, not chaos.
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