Peter Schiff, a well-known Bitcoin critic, has taken another jab at Michael Saylor, CEO of MicroStrategy and Bitcoin's biggest cheerleader. Schiff tweeted his prediction that the U.S. government is about to sell 69,370 Bitcoins, valued at roughly $4.3 billion, and sarcastically suggested that Saylor "borrow another $4.3 billion" and snap them up ¹.

This isn't the first time Schiff has called out Saylor. Just yesterday, he asked for a debate on Bitcoin vs. Gold, but Saylor hasn't responded. The U.S. government's Bitcoin sale has been making headlines, with the Supreme Court ruling that the government can sell the Bitcoins seized from the Silk Road marketplace. This has caused concern among analysts, who speculate that the Bitcoins could be sold on the open market soon.

Meanwhile, Saylor remains committed to his Bitcoin strategy. MicroStrategy holds 252,220 Bitcoins, bought at an average price of $39,266 per Bitcoin, totaling $9.9 billion. With Bitcoin trading around $60,000, Saylor's stash is worth approximately $15 billion, leaving him with an unrealized profit of about $5.1 billion ¹.

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin Play

- _Total Bitcoins held:_ 252,220

- _Average purchase price:_ $39,266 per Bitcoin

- _Total investment:_ $9.9 billion

- _Current value:_ $15 billion

- _Unrealized profit:_ $5.1 billion

MicroStrategy's Bitcoin investments have been paying off, with the company reporting a quarter-to-date yield of 5.1% and a year-to-date yield of 17.8%. The company's stock (MSTR) is also performing well.

It's worth noting that the U.S. government has been selling Bitcoins seized from criminals for years. Just a few weeks ago, they announced the sale of 2,900 Bitcoins, worth around $130 million, seized from former Secret Service agent turned criminal Shaun Bridges .

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