“Nothing ‘green’ about this ‘coin,'” Farr wrote mockingly. “We think we are only in the early innings of the crypto correction,” Farr wrote. In his Substack post, Burry noted that a recent crash in gold prices — following a historic surge — appeared to be linked to Bitcoin’s ongoing demise. As people continue to gamble on gold futures, Burry argued that “physical metals may break from the trend on safe haven demand,” triggering a “death spiral”-like collapse. More on Bitcoin: Bitcoin Is Crashing So Hard That Miners Are Unplugging Their Equipment