Schiff’s main critique revolves around Saylor’s focus on Bitcoin's limited supply without considering the risks of declining demand. He noted that when the influx of new buyers slows down and existing holders want or need to sell, the price could plummet. Schiff contrasted this with gold, arguing that there will always be demand for gold due to its intrinsic utility, while Bitcoin may not enjoy perpetual demand.
Despite Schiff’s warnings, Michael Saylor remains confident in his Bitcoin-focused strategy, which has delivered impressive returns. Saylor has previously stated that since August 2020, MicroStrategy’s approach to acquiring Bitcoin has resulted in an annual return of 44%, far outpacing the S&P 500's 12% annual return. Schiff, a longtime critic of Bitcoin, has indicated that he might reconsider his position if Bitcoin becomes a widely adopted payment method.