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CNBC’s MacKenzie Sigalos reports on the latest in the bitcoin sell-off.

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47 thoughts on “‘Big Short’ investor Michael Burry warns of death spiral ahead for bitcoin

  1. Why do you think bitcoin is acting like a software ETF? So many businesses bought into bitcoin and so many institutions did as well. Their gambling addiction is now forcing them to sell. I personally heard Notre Dame university definitely did from someone that worked at the university.

  2. Micheal Saylor use to say bitcoin is going to one million dollars 😂😂😂. He was a great salesman to get people to invest 54 billion dollars into his bitcoin ETF. I’m wondering how much money in commission he made and how much of his own money was actually invested in bitcoin. Michael fooled all those investors. It was all one big scam.

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  4. Burry is a genius no matter if he is sometimes not quite right, he always understands what’s going on behind the scenes. Is he wrong about Microstrategy or the Miners ? No, but the question becomes how long can they hold on, which is something Burry can’t predict. Either way, knowing that information will certainly put stress on investors, already with so much loss, who wants that extra risk?

  5. Wow. Cnbc spent the past few years ignoring gold and pushing the bitcoin narrative only to reverse and has finally done some real journalism. In the end CNBC is still is an awful group to get insight from.

  6. So many things incorrect about this video. 1. Michael Burry made one correct prediction in his lifetime, he's been wrong ever since. 2. It doesn't matter if Microstrategy is currently underwater on its unrealized Bitcoin losses, because the company has plenty of cash to stay afloat and has no debt obligations related to it's Bitcoin holdings until 2027, so cross that concern off your list. 3. Bitcoin is not at all related to software companies, yes maybe in investors minds Bitcoin is risky like those software names, but beyond that they are not remotely related. Bitcoin is a scarce digital asset, whereas software companies software suites can easily be recreated by Anthropic. Bitcoin is much stronger asset now than Adobe. People just don't get it yet.

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