Euro Pacific Capital CEO Peter Schiff has recently tweeted about receiving an award for bashing Bitcoin. Now, there is no doubt that he’s indeed the ‘most clueless nocoiner’ after he lost access to his coins earlier this year.  

Guess who won the Scammy Award for the most clueless Bitcoin nocoiner? The nominees were @paulkrugman, @Nouriel, @WarrenBuffett, and yours truly. https://t.co/6XdDglGW7B

— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) March 4, 2020

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A contested category 

Schiff’s commitment to hating on Bitcoin was recognized during the annual ‘Unconfiscatable’ cryptocurrency conference that took place in Las Vegas.   

The gold bug, who infamously called the orange coin a ‘fraud’ and a ‘Ponzi scheme’ was one of the winners during the Scammy Awards. However, as Bitcoin developer Jimmy Song highlighted, there were only “losers of sanity.”

Peter Schiff managed to edge tough-to-beat competitors in the ‘nocoiner’ category that included other bitter critics such as Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and Nobel-winning economists Nouriel Roubini and Paul Krugman. 

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Shaming their own 

While none of the aforementioned skeptics (obviously) ever showed up to accept the award, long-time Bitcoin advocate Trace Mayer also appeared under fire. He was called out on stage by Bitcoin maximalists for trying to promote the Mimblewimble Coin (MWC) during the Bitcoin-centric event. 

That awkward moment when you nominate someone else the award you were hoping for..

Featuring: @giacomozucco & @TraceMayer pic.twitter.com/ec3XllYtEK

— Juan⚡️Galt (@JuanSGalt) February 28, 2020

Mayer is the leader of the ‘Proof of Keys’ movement that encourages holders to take control of their coins by withdrawing all of their funds from exchanges. 

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Euro Pacific Capital CEO Peter Schiff has recently tweeted about receiving an award for bashing Bitcoin. Now, there is no doubt that he’s indeed the ‘most clueless nocoiner’ after he lost access to his coins earlier this year.  

Guess who won the Scammy Award for the most clueless Bitcoin nocoiner? The nominees were @paulkrugman, @Nouriel, @WarrenBuffett, and yours truly. https://t.co/6XdDglGW7B

— Peter Schiff (@PeterSchiff) March 4, 2020

Related

A contested category 

Schiff’s commitment to hating on Bitcoin was recognized during the annual ‘Unconfiscatable’ cryptocurrency conference that took place in Las Vegas.   

The gold bug, who infamously called the orange coin a ‘fraud’ and a ‘Ponzi scheme’ was one of the winners during the Scammy Awards. However, as Bitcoin developer Jimmy Song highlighted, there were only “losers of sanity.”

Peter Schiff managed to edge tough-to-beat competitors in the ‘nocoiner’ category that included other bitter critics such as Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and Nobel-winning economists Nouriel Roubini and Paul Krugman. 

Related

Shaming their own 

While none of the aforementioned skeptics (obviously) ever showed up to accept the award, long-time Bitcoin advocate Trace Mayer also appeared under fire. He was called out on stage by Bitcoin maximalists for trying to promote the Mimblewimble Coin (MWC) during the Bitcoin-centric event. 

That awkward moment when you nominate someone else the award you were hoping for..

Featuring: @giacomozucco & @TraceMayer pic.twitter.com/ec3XllYtEK

— Juan⚡️Galt (@JuanSGalt) February 28, 2020

Mayer is the leader of the ‘Proof of Keys’ movement that encourages holders to take control of their coins by withdrawing all of their funds from exchanges. 

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed by our writers are their
own and do not represent the views of U.Today. The financial and market information
provided on U.Today is intended for informational purposes only. U.Today is not
liable for any financial losses incurred while trading cryptocurrencies. Conduct
your own research by contacting financial experts before making any investment
decisions. We believe that all content is accurate as of the date of publication,
but certain offers mentioned may no longer be available.