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Peter Schiff: Tether’s market cap will soon surpass that of Ethereum and eventually overtake BTC

Peter Schiff: Tether’s market cap will soon surpass that of Ethereum and eventually overtake BTC

金色财经金色财经2026/06/04 03:31
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Jinse Finance reported that on June 4, prominent gold bull and well-known Bitcoin pessimist Peter Schiff stated, "Tether's market capitalization will soon surpass that of Ethereum. It will eventually also surpass Bitcoin's market capitalization."
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