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MicroStrategy (MSTR) is at the center of a heated debate, as Peter Schiff labels the company’s business model a fraud. Schiff warns that MSTR’s reliance on high-yield preferred shares and income-oriented funds is unsustainable, predicting that the company could eventually go bankrupt.Yet analysts and traders argue that MSTR’s strategy may still offer unique leveraged Bitcoin exposure, fueling a split in market sentiment.Sponsored SponsoredSchiff Slams MSTR as ‘Fraud’ but Analysts Argue It May Outrun BitcoinAccording to Schiff, MicroStrategy’s preferred-share financing model could trigger a “death spiral,” with the goldbug terming the firm’s entire business model a fraud. MSTR’s entire business model…

Gold investor Peter Schiff called Strategy’s business model, which hatched the biggest Bitcoin (BTC) treasury company in the world, a “fraud” on Sunday and challenged the company’s founder, Michael Saylor, to a debate. Schiff, who is one of crypto and Bitcoin’s harshest critics and a staunch gold advocate, challenged Saylor to a debate at Binance Blockchain Week in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE), in December. In a separate X post, Schiff argued:“MSTR’s business model relies on income-oriented funds buying its ‘high-yield’ preferred shares. But those published yields will never actually be paid. Once fund managers realize this, they’ll dump the preferreds.”…

Tornado Cash developer Roman Storm’s trial followed the law and the judge overseeing his case should not consider acquitting him of all charges, federal prosecutors said.In a post-trial filing dated last Wednesday, attorneys with the Department of Justice’s Southern District of New York office pushed back against Storm’s motion for acquittal, saying they had proved with sufficient evidence that he had built and controlled Tornado Cash, the crypto mixing service that was once sanctioned by the U.S. due to its use by North Korean and other actors.At the end of September, Storm’s attorneys filed a post-trial motion arguing that District…

Aleo insists that institutions will never be fully secure on-chain until they turn to private settlement rails. As the institutional adoption of cryptocurrencies, particularly the stablecoin sector, expands, the need for privacy settlement is becoming increasingly important. A Privacy Gap Report from the layer-1 zero-knowledge proofs (ZKPs) privacy blockchain Aleo has highlighted the challenges that could stem from the persistent lack of privacy. According to the report, the lack of privacy in institutional stablecoin transactions has created a major disconnect in today’s blockchain economy. Aleo explained that such a development exposes institutions to competitors, third parties, and bad actors. The Stablecoin…

 Jour Cards Store, a global leader in digital gift card sales powered exclusively by cryptocurrency, has officially launched its new iTunes Gift Card Store — allowing customers around the world to buy Apple and iTunes gift cards using Bitcoin and other popular cryptocurrencies with instant delivery and zero banking restrictions.This expansion marks another milestone for Jour Cards as the company continues to make crypto payments more practical, private, and globally accessible. Empowering Crypto Users in the Apple EcosystemJour Cards’ new iTunes Gift Card Store lets customers purchase official Apple and iTunes gift cards in multiple currencies and denominations — including $10, $25, $50, $100, and €10–€100 values — available for 185+…

What’s the deal with DOT? Polkadot’s native token was languishing at the start of the week but now looks revitalized as life has flowed back into the market. Crypto appears to have found its rhythm again. After a shaky start to November dominated by liquidations and sideways chop, market momentum has shifted.Green candles are returning, confidence is quietly rebuilding, and capital is beginning to rotate into assets that showed resilience during the drawdown. Among the standouts is Polkadot, which has posted solid gains in the last 24 hours and is now flashing its first signs of a potential trend reversal.…

The last few days may have been a rollercoaster for crypto traders, but with the market having flushed out over $1.1 billion in leveraged positions, there are signs that a recovery is brewing. Solana (SOL) felt the pressure, dipping alongside the majors, but has shown impressive resilience, setting the stage for a gradual recovery that should see it finish November on the front foot.Read on to discover why SOL should be on your radar, which other majors look odds-on to perform strongly this month, and why the EV2 presale is filling fast. We’ll also touch upon which altcoins are showing…

Miami, FL, United States, November 16th, 2025, ChainwireTrusphera.com announces the official expansion of its platform at trusphera.com, offering a transparent and community-focused environment where users can write blogs online, publish reviews about websites, report scams, and share crypto related content that gets indexed by Google. The service is built for users who want a real publishing platform without creating a personal domain or managing any hosting.Trusphera.com was created to solve a common problem. Many people want to post a blog online, but do not know where to publish it for free. Others want to write reviews about a website that…

On Nov. 14, Kevin McCordic of Monad and investor Nic Carter offered opposing reads on crypto’s 2025 slump, splitting over whether it’s routine consolidation or a catalyst-light grind.McCordic, director of growth at Monad Foundation who goes by “intern” on X, argued that today’s jitters are modest compared with 2022, when credit lenders failed, exchanges imploded and cascading liquidations hit tokens. He cast the drawdown as uncomfortable but typical consolidation after crisis and said crypto is embedded in global finance and “things are going to be ok.”Carter, a general partner at Castle Island Ventures and cofounder of Coin Metrics, countered that…

How can investors maximize their profits in this digital age? For most of human history, wealth generation has meant building a vault – first physical, then digital – and filling it with assets that appreciate over time. While that definition still holds weight, it’s rapidly ceding ground to more dynamic strategies that reward action rather than inaction. This is particularly true in crypto, where for the first decade and a half, stockpiling BTC and sitting on your hands paid off handsomely. But now that crypto’s price discovery phase is over, and the parabolic growth has abated, astute holders are moving…