Peter Schiff, a well-known critic of cryptocurrencies, has highlighted a perceived inconsistency in the crypto community's trust dynamics. In a recent tweet, Schiff pointed out that if tokenized gold is considered a scam due to the necessity of trusting a third party, then stablecoins should be viewed similarly. He noted that stablecoins also require users to trust a third party to hold US dollars, questioning why Bitcoin users who support stablecoins criticize tokenized gold for the same reason. Schiff's comments underscore ongoing debates about the trust and security of digital assets that rely on third-party custodians. His remarks challenge the crypto community to reconsider the trust mechanisms underlying both stablecoins and tokenized commodities like gold.