Biotech entrepreneur Martin Shkreli argues against BPC-157 efficacy during a debate on therapeutic peptides with Max Marchione.
Opinion
Shkreli: BPC-157 is a scam with zero therapeutic value
“BPC-one-five-seven is the biggest scam I've ever seen. It does absolutely nothing. There's no redeemable value to this.”
Assertion Supported
Jane Street, Millennium, Citadel bid on Aschenbrenner's liquidated fund assets
“Interestingly, we heard that three firms were bidding on the assets. So Jane Street, Millennium and Citadel were sort of brought in in a closed Close circle sort of late Friday to bid on the remains of the firm.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Shkreli: Aschenbrenner shopped Anthropic stake at $1.1T valuation for liquidity
“And the rumor is over the weekend, he contacted about 10 parties to place Anthropic in an effort to shore up liquidity, selling the Anthropic stake for allegedly the offer was at a 1.1 trillion equivalent market cap which, you know, I think roughly where it's …”
Opinion
Shkreli: Peptide craze is driven by psychological issues and institutional distrust
“I'm very concerned about the peptide craze. I think it comes mostly out of psychological issues which we'll discuss. The need for identity, control distrust of institutions, all kinds of things like that are leading to what we're seeing today.”
Prediction Open · timeframe Mar 2031
Shkreli: No clinical trial of BPC-157 will ever work
“I would bet anything. I would bet anything. No trial of BPC would work.”
Assertion Not checkable as stated
Shkreli: Mike Bloomberg could be worth $400B-$500B via private equity
“He's taken the Bloomberg dividends and pumped it into a family office that basically Carlisle and all these guys, you know, the Warburg Pincus, all the private equity guys like KKR, They go to him first, and he tosses in, like, five hundred million in each of …”