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Alexander Zdravkov

Boris Johnson’s Ponzi Scheme Claim Sparks Fresh Bitcoin Clash on 15 March 2026

On 15 March 2026, former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson reignited controversy around Bitcoin by calling it a "Ponzi scheme" in a Daily Mail opinion piece and on social media. He cited a friend's loss of £20,000 in an alleged Bitcoin-related scam and argued that Pokémon cards have more tangible value than the cryptocurrency. Bitcoin advocates and industry leaders countered that the case described was fraud rather than a flaw in Bitcoin itself, pointing to its fixed 21 million supply, decentralized structure, and current trading level around $71,700 as evidence against the Ponzi label.
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