Boris Johnson将Bitcoin贴上“巨大的庞氏阴谋”标签, 引用一个村民的损失, 而Micro Stregy's Michael Saylor则捍卫其分散的、由代码驱动的性质。 Boris Johnson labeled Bitcoin a "giant Ponzi scheme," citing a villager's loss, while MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor defended its decentralized, code-driven nature.

英国前首相约翰逊(Boris Johnson)将Bitcoin称为“巨大的庞氏阴谋 ” , 声称其价值依赖于持续投资而不是内在价值, Former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson called Bitcoin a "giant Ponzi scheme," claiming its value relies on continuous investment rather than intrinsic worth, citing a villager who lost nearly $26,000 after investing $660. 他认为比特币缺乏来自政府或机构的支持, 不同于黄金或菲亚特货币, He argued Bitcoin lacks backing from governments or institutions, unlike gold or fiat currencies, and questioned its legitimacy compared to collectibles. 作为回应,Micro战略的Michael Saylor拒绝接受这一比较,指出Bitcoin没有中央发行人,没有保证回报,并作为一个分散的代码驱动网络运作。 In response, Michael Saylor of MicroStrategy rejected the comparison, stating Bitcoin has no central issuer, no guaranteed returns, and operates as a decentralized, code-driven network. 截至2026年3月14日,比特币的交易额为70 647.42美元,市场上限为1.41万亿美元。 As of March 14, 2026, Bitcoin traded at $70,647.42 with a market cap of $1.41 trillion.