Peter's Blog

Schiff on Commodity Culture: Silver and Gold Are Poised to Soar

Peter joined the Commodity Culture podcast on Friday to walk through recent moves in precious metals and explain why he thinks inflationary pressure is returning to the market. He ties silver and gold action to what he calls a de facto return to quantitative easing, warns that politicized central banking will make matters worse, and […]

Schiff on Palisades Gold Radio: Fed Returns to QE While Metals Climb

Last week, Peter joined Palisades Gold Radio to argue that the recent Fed moves mark a return to balance-sheet expansion and that the implications for bonds, the dollar, and precious metals are profound. He walks listeners through the mechanics of what the Fed is doing, the risks of yield-curve pressure, why he thinks the current […]

Schiff vs. CZ: Tokenized Gold Beats Bitcoin

Peter recently debated Binance founder Changpeng Zhao (“CZ”) in Dubai at the Binance Blockchain Week. In their dialogue, Peter goes through the case for tokenized gold and lays out why a gold-backed token can actually improve gold’s usefulness as money without sacrificing its long-term value. He contrasts tokenized gold with Bitcoin and other crypto mania—calling […]

Schiff on Market Overtime: Bitcoin Looks Vulnerable

In his latest appearance on Market Overtime, Peter lays out a clear wager: central banks are quietly rebuilding their gold reserves while Bitcoin faces structural risks that could trigger a rapid collapse. He connects the dots between central-bank buying, corporate Bitcoin plays like MicroStrategy, and the larger speculative mania around crypto and A.I., arguing that […]

Schiff on Reinvent Money: Bitcoin Crash May Hurt Trump

Peter recently joined the Reinvent Money Youtube channel to lay out a clear contrast: real assets backed by history versus speculative claims backed mainly by collective faith. He walks through his outlook for gold and the miners, explains why he challenged MicroStrategy’s CEO to a debate, and pushes back on crypto maximalism with tokenized gold. […]

Schiff on Coin Bureau: Bitcoin’s Hype is Fading

Peter recently joined the Coin Bureau podcast to unpack what he sees as the risky economic plumbing behind the recent Bitcoin mania and to compare crypto’s promises to the realities of sound money. He walks through how lending platforms and ETFs funneled capital into Bitcoin, why corporate Bitcoin plays are fragile, and why gold still […]

Schiff on VRIC Media: Expect QE, Higher Long-Term Rates

Peter recently joined Darrell from VRIC Media to discuss a brewing contradiction in monetary policy, the political risks to Fed independence, the nonsense of tariff “dividends,” and why gold remains the only reliable monetary asset. He warns that even if the Federal Reserve cuts short-term rates, a return to quantitative easing and rising long-term rates […]

Schiff on EGSI Financial: Digital Money Won’t Feed You

Peter recently Ed Siddell on The Retirement Trainer podcast to walk listeners through how capital flows, political promises, and central bank policy shape the dollar — and why none of it bodes well for the unprepared saver. He frames the dollar’s past strength as a function of market performance and capital attraction, warns that recent […]

Schiff on Milk Road: Gold, Not Bitcoin, Will Protect You

In his recent interview on the Milk Road Show, Peter walks through why Bitcoin looks weaker when priced in gold, how insiders and political hype have distorted crypto markets, and why the Federal Reserve’s moves have not been nearly restrictive enough. He closes by urging listeners to own gold and other commodity exposures as the […]

Schiff on Legitimate Targets: Trump’s Policies Will Trigger Inflation

In a recent appearance on Legitimate Targets, Peter lays out a bleak scenario for the U.S. economy if current trade and fiscal policies continue. He ties rising consumer prices, falling asset values, and geopolitical shifts in global reserves to the political choices being made, and he warns that voters are not getting the honest accounting […]