Peter Schiff has spotlighted Bitcoin's underwhelming performance
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The leading cryptocurrency is now down more than 8% since late February. Meanwhile, the price of gold is up as much as 23% over the same period of time. Despite swiftly recovering from the devastating crash that took place in early August, Bitcoin still ended up being down 8.74% for the month in a major blow fo the bulls. It is worth noting that September tends to be the least successful month for the largest cryptocurrency. During its history, Bitcoin would end up in the green only a few times.
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