‘It’s Okay Peter’: John Lennon’s Son Responds to Bitcoin Critic Schiff

As a seasoned financial analyst with over two decades of experience under my belt, observing the dynamic interplay between traditional assets and emerging digital currencies has become a captivating dance to watch unfold. In the case of gold and Bitcoin, it’s reminiscent of an age-old debate between the old guard and the newcomer vying for attention and dominance in the financial arena.


Financial analyst and gold critic Peter Schiff, known for his skepticism towards digital currencies, recently expressed on social media that the price of gold is close to a record high, at around $2,760. Yet, he pointed out that Bitcoin (BTC) has surpassed $71,000, suggesting that the impressive rise of Bitcoin might overshadow the strong performance of gold.

In response, Sean Ono Lennon – son of the legendary Beatles member John Lennon and Yoko Ono – voiced his backing for Schiff, albeit with a touch of wit. Although Ono Lennon is widely known as a musician, he’s also an active supporter in the crypto world. He has been associated with several SocialFi advancements, like friend.tech, and in the past, he has expressed optimistic opinions about Bitcoin.

It’s okay Peter we’re all very happy for you too.

— Seán Ono Lennon (@seanonolennon) October 29, 2024

Schiff’s commentary comes during a period when both gold and Bitcoin are vying for record prices. Gold is currently at an all-time high, while BTC approaches its previous peak. BlackRock CEO Larry Fink recently commented on this competition, stating that the cryptocurrency essentially “digitizes” gold, reinforcing the notion of Bitcoin as “digital gold” or “gold 2.0.”

Bitcoin and gold, or versus?

Even though Schiff is not a fan of cryptocurrencies, particularly Bitcoin, others, including Fink, see similarities between the two assets not only in terms of price movement but also in their fundamental characteristics. 

'It's Okay Peter': John Lennon's Son Responds to Bitcoin Critic Schiff

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2024-10-29 16:49