Peter Thiel lists the main enemies of bitcoin and called Buffett a “sociopathic grandfather”

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, during a speech at the Bitcoin 2022 conference, presented the “list of enemies” of bitcoin. This is reported CNBC.

The list includes well-known financiers who, according to Thiel, are trying to stop the development of bitcoin.

“Enemy number 1” he considers the legendary investor Warren Buffett. The businessman called him “the sociopathic grandpa from Omaha.” It is there that the headquarters of Berkshire Hathaway, headed by Buffett, is located.

The investor has repeatedly been skeptical about cryptocurrencies, calling bitcoin “rat poison squared” and a gambling tool that does not produce anything useful.

In addition to Buffett, Thiel’s list includes JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. The businessman is sure that they should allocate part of the funds for the purchase of bitcoin.

Thiel also criticized central banks, accusing them of slow digital adoption.

According to him, the rise in the price of bitcoin over the past few years indicates the impending bankruptcy of the central banks and indicates that “we are at the end of the fiat money regime.”

Recall that Peter Thiel is a longtime supporter of bitcoin. Last year, he spoke about regrets that he did not invest enough in the first cryptocurrency.

PayPal co-founder Peter Thiel, during a speech at the Bitcoin 2022 conference, presented the “list of enemies” of bitcoin. This is reported CNBC.

The list includes well-known financiers who, according to Thiel, are trying to stop the development of bitcoin.

“Enemy number 1” he considers the legendary investor Warren Buffett. The businessman called him “the sociopathic grandpa from Omaha.” It is there that the headquarters of Berkshire Hathaway, headed by Buffett, is located.

The investor has repeatedly been skeptical about cryptocurrencies, calling bitcoin “rat poison squared” and a gambling tool that does not produce anything useful.

In addition to Buffett, Thiel’s list includes JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon and BlackRock CEO Larry Fink. The businessman is sure that they should allocate part of the funds for the purchase of bitcoin.

Thiel also criticized central banks, accusing them of slow digital adoption.

According to him, the rise in the price of bitcoin over the past few years indicates the impending bankruptcy of the central banks and indicates that “we are at the end of the fiat money regime.”

Recall that Peter Thiel is a longtime supporter of bitcoin. Last year, he spoke about regrets that he did not invest enough in the first cryptocurrency.