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On Friday, Michael Saylor defended Bitcoin after former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson described cryptocurrencies as a "giant Ponzi scheme" in a column. Boris Johnson Questions Bitcoin's Value In a ...

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Boris Johnson, the former prime minister of the United Kingdom, published an opinion article calling Bitcoin a scam, which received heavy pushback.

Former UK PM Boris Johnson labeled Bitcoin a Ponzi scheme. Michael Saylor and crypto community members quickly responded with counterarguments.

The cryptocurrency community pushed back, with Michael Saylor saying Bitcoin has no issuer, promoter, or guaranteed return, and is instead driven by code and market demand.

Boris Johnson did not hold back his opinion of Bitcoin when he made headlines by describing it as a "massive Ponzi scheme".

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