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Peter Schiff Knew Celsius Network Was Ponzi, Wonders Why Regulators Did Not

Popular crypto critic Peter Schiff has called out regulators in the United States of America for not discovering that bankrupt crypto lender Celsius network operated as a Ponzi scheme. Taking to Twitter, Schiff revealed that it did not take him long to confirm that the Alex Mashinsky-founded start-up was a scam as far back as 2021. He said it took him just a few minutes when he had a debate with Alex to come to that conclusion. Responding to a report from media platform qz.com, Schiff said: From inception #Celsius was an obvious Ponzi scheme. It only took me a few minutes during a Nov. 2021 debate with Alex Mashinsky to figure it out. What took the government so long? Why did the scheme have to completely collapse before regulators noticed?
Popular crypto critic Peter Schiff has called out regulators in the United States of America for not discovering that bankrupt crypto lender Celsius network operated as a Ponzi scheme. Taking to Twitter, Schiff revealed that it did not take him long to confirm that the Alex Mashinsky-founded start-up was a scam as far back as 2021. He said it took him just a few minutes when he had a debate with Alex to come to that conclusion. Responding to a report from media platform qz.com, Schiff said: From inception #Celsius was an obvious Ponzi scheme. It only took me a few minutes during a Nov. 2021 debate with Alex Mashinsky to figure it out. What took the government so long? Why did the scheme have to completely collapse before regulators noticed?
How did Sec not notice this?
— 🥇 # (@Frankie05252607) January 31, 2023
On another non-related situation,
Your bank gets red flagged meanwhile all compliance was up to date..
Schiff has earned a reputation for being the most vocal critic of the burgeoning crypto ecosystem. The gold advocate has often reiterated how he believes the price of Bitcoin (BTC) will plunge beyond current levels, a prediction that is yet to come to pass. Despite his harsh stance, the Euro Pacific Bank was tipped to accept Bitcoin as payment prior to its closure.