Old-fashioned savvy chartist Peter Brandt has taken to Twitter to answer a latest Bitcoin-themed message posted by Microstrategy founder Michael Saylor.

Is Saylor worshiping Bitcoin?

Saylor, who’s a vocal Bitcoin evangelist, revealed considered one of his BTC praising tweets, this time saying “Consider in Bitcoin”, adopted by an image of a bodily BTC coin with a lady worshiping it and which appears to be like like some type of a forsaken altar in an underground temple.

Brandt responded, citing Psalm 27, which says that whereas some consider in chariots and horses, others consider in God. The distinguished dealer added “Bitcoin” to the checklist of issues which will distract individuals from spiritual beliefs. 

Peter Brandt doesn’t appear to share the fanatic perception of Michael Saylor within the flagship cryptocurrency. Apparently, Brandt merely views Bitcoin as considered one of commodities to commerce available on the market to make beneficial properties from.

Microstrategy’s Michael Saylor is thought for his manifold tweets devoted to Bitcoin, which are sometimes only one line sounding like a chunk of historic knowledge, a metaphor or a sententia – “flows of digital power”, and many others.

Oh, silly man. Some males belief in chariots and others in horses, and but others in bitcoin, however as for me, I’ll belief within the title of the Lord. Psalms 20.7

— Peter Brandt (@PeterLBrandt) December 19, 2022

Peter Brandt’s criticism of BTC fanatics

Earlier this 12 months, in August, Brandt additionally slammed these within the Bitcoin military that participated within the “laser eyes” motion over the previous 12 months. It emerged in 2021 and was supported by those that believed that the main crypto would attain $100,000 inside the coming years.

The famend chartist then said that as an alternative of heading up in direction of $100,000, Bitcoin went again beneath the $20,000 degree. He identified the hazard of “dogmatic considering”.

Nevertheless, Michael Saylor and one other famend dealer, John Bollinger, most popular to disagree with him.