#比特币与黄金战争 The hedge fund manager Michael Burry, who gained fame for accurately shorting subprime mortgages during the 2008 financial crisis, recently spoke out again on a podcast—this time targeting Bitcoin.
Burry's words are quite straightforward: Bitcoin is "worthless" and a "contemporary tulip bubble." He believes the crazy surge in the crypto market is just another display of human greed. When asked whether Bitcoin can break through $100,000, this legendary short seller simply commented—"the most absurd thing."
It is well known that Burry is respected in the industry for his keen instincts. Every major bearish call he makes tends to stir up waves in the relevant fields. Will this extreme bearish stance once again prove to be prophetic, or is it a misjudgment? No one can predict.
Currently, the crypto market is at a critical juncture between bullish and bearish trends. On one side are believers who see it as "the currency of the future," and on the other are skeptics who call it "the ultimate scam." Both voices are compelling, each with their followers. Is Bitcoin a seriously undervalued asset, or a genuine bubble trap? The answer will ultimately be determined by market movements.
What do you think about this debate? Feel free to share your thoughts.
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MeaninglessApe
· 20h ago
Burry is back to jump on the bandwagon. Success in 2008 doesn't mean it's always right. This time, he's probably going to face a reality check.
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BrokeBeans
· 20h ago
Burry this guy really, in 2008 he had a moment of fame and then thought he was always right... As for Bitcoin, to be honest, I don't quite understand it, but hearing him deny it so absolutely makes it a bit suspicious?
Why insist on talking about bankrupt Doudou? I'm just a bystander.
By the way, the tulip bubble analogy is really overused; every time I look bearish, I have to use this meme...
One hundred thousand dollars, it might really break through, after all, the market is crazy.
If Burry was really that accurate, he would have been a billionaire long ago... People do have times when they miss the mark.
Anyway, this guy dares to be so confrontational, he’s got some guts. If it were me, I would have changed my tune long ago.
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OvertimeSquid
· 20h ago
Burry is back to jump on the bandwagon, always saying everything is a bubble. When he was bearish in 2008, he was just as confident, right? Yet Bitcoin is still soaring, hilarious.
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YieldWhisperer
· 20h ago
honestly burry's take is way too binary... like yeah the tokenomics don't check out for most alts but btc's different story. seen this exact "tulip bubble" argument since 2017, still here tho
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OfflineNewbie
· 20h ago
Burry is at it again, thinking he's a prophet just because he called the bottom in 2008.
Honestly, I knew it was time to get in when he started criticizing Bitcoin.
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Deconstructionist
· 20h ago
burry this guy started being bearish about everything since he made money in 2008... now he's still talking about the Tulip Bubble, it's funny
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Again, it's the rambling of a short-selling fanatic. Breaking through 100,000 USD for Bitcoin is not difficult at all
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To be honest, burry's vision is good in traditional finance, but he really doesn't understand crypto
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Tulip Bubble? Bro, that joke is so overused...
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What's impossible about 100,000 USD? The bears will never catch up with the gains
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This guy only relied on that wave in 2008 to eat his old capital. Why listen to him?
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So, just because he succeeded in short-selling once, he's forever a prophet? What's the logic?
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I just want to know if burry's short position is about to explode again
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Let the market trend decide? It's just about how to justify it no matter what happens
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Is BTC worthless? Then how can I exchange my coins for money?
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BlindBoxVictim
· 20h ago
Burry is back at it again. This guy makes a living by short-selling. After making money in 2008, he became a prophet? Bitcoin has been rising for so many years and is still "worthless." Why didn't he go all-in on gold?
#比特币与黄金战争 The hedge fund manager Michael Burry, who gained fame for accurately shorting subprime mortgages during the 2008 financial crisis, recently spoke out again on a podcast—this time targeting Bitcoin.
$BTC
Burry's words are quite straightforward: Bitcoin is "worthless" and a "contemporary tulip bubble." He believes the crazy surge in the crypto market is just another display of human greed. When asked whether Bitcoin can break through $100,000, this legendary short seller simply commented—"the most absurd thing."
It is well known that Burry is respected in the industry for his keen instincts. Every major bearish call he makes tends to stir up waves in the relevant fields. Will this extreme bearish stance once again prove to be prophetic, or is it a misjudgment? No one can predict.
Currently, the crypto market is at a critical juncture between bullish and bearish trends. On one side are believers who see it as "the currency of the future," and on the other are skeptics who call it "the ultimate scam." Both voices are compelling, each with their followers. Is Bitcoin a seriously undervalued asset, or a genuine bubble trap? The answer will ultimately be determined by market movements.
What do you think about this debate? Feel free to share your thoughts.