Brandt Calls Bitcoiners 'a Bunch of Idiots,’ Saylor Weighs In

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  • Brandt is fed up with Bitcoiners
  • Saylor weighs in Veteran commodity trader Peter Brandt has some harsh words for members of the cryptocurrency community, slamming the "hodl" mentality, which is prevalent among Bitcoiners.

"There is no winning with the crypto community. Most of you are a bunch of idiots who borrow money to buy pizza," Brandt snapped.

Brandt is fed up with Bitcoiners

Brandt has stressed that Bitcoin is "just an asset," urging its holders to "get a life." "Those who believe Bitcoin will right all the wrongs in their life will be greatly disappointed," the chartist stressed

He added that Bitcoin appears to be a religion for "too many people," giving the cryptocurrency "a bad image."

However, a lot of Bitcoiners were not exactly these droplets of wisdom from the esteemed septuagenarian. "You are becoming annoying and old," a commentator said on the X social media network

Brandt, who boasts more than 800,000 followers, was seemingly fed up after arguing with crypto holders. "I have had it up to the tip of my head with people on Twitter X," the trader complained

Saylor weighs in

Brandt's meltdown was not left unnoticed by billionaire Michael Saylor himself

In response to one of Brandt's posts, the Strategy co-founder defined Bitcoin as an "asset, circulating on a network, governed by a protocol, and rooted in ideology."

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