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Cointelegraph by Vince Quill

Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson Labels Bitcoin a Ponzi Scheme in Daily Mail Column

Former United Kingdom Prime Minister Boris Johnson described Bitcoin as a Ponzi scheme with less value than Pokémon cards in an opinion piece. He cited a case of a friend who lost 20,000 British pounds over three and a half years to a BTC investment scheme, arguing collectibles are more tradable. Bitcoin advocates and industry figures pushed back, highlighting Bitcoin's decentralized design and criticizing debt-based fiat systems instead.
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