Bitcoin’s future seems to be on a less optimistic trajectory—at least according to its longtime critic, Peter Schiff, who recently outlined a scenario that could drive the cryptocurrency down to the $15,000-$20,000 range.In a recent post on X, Schiff pointed out what he perceives as a troubling chart pattern, calling it a “triple top,” which he believes indicates a potential downturn. He suggested that, “at minimum,” Bitcoin could drop to the upward trend line around $42,000, though he doubts it will hold there for long. Instead, he expects BTC to retest longer-term support levels near $20,000.Schiff’s warning comes as a stark contrast to the optimism of Michael Saylor, a well-known Bitcoin advocate. Schiff directly challenged Saylor’s bullish outlook, cautioning him to “look out below.”Saylor, who has invested heavily in Bitcoin through his company, has been a vocal proponent of Bitcoin as a long-term store of value. However, Schiff remains unconvinced, reinforcing his bearish stance.Interestingly, Schiff also addressed Bitcoin’s potential to reach $1 million, a target often cited by its most enthusiastic supporters. When asked by a follower if he would celebrate in Puerto Rico if BTC hit that milestone, Schiff humorously replied that it would only happen if a drink there also cost $1 million, highlighting his deep skepticism of such lofty predictions.