Billionaire Ken Griffin joined the list of the plaintiffs in the bubble after reaching the top of $ 11,500

With more record numbers and breaking new barriers one more time, the number of opponents is increasing. With the return of the Pitcairn above $ 11,500, Ken Griffin, the billionaire founder and chief executive of Citadel Capital to manage the hedge fund, joined the plaintiff's list as a bubble. In an interview with CNBC, he compared the rise in prices of the Betcuene to the tulip bubble that took place centuries ago in the Netherlands.

Confusion between Betquin and Balucchin technology
Griffin presents somewhat different reasons for the popularity of Pitcairn. It is that people confuse him with the technology of the Balkansin, which in his opinion deserves this attention well. Griffin, referring to the investment of the financial industry in the technology of pluchein, said that this technology will have profound social effects over the coming years. He added that they create fast, secure and durable transaction records and eliminate the need for third parties such as banks. Therefore, financial institutions and large companies are experimenting with plucchin technology to improve global payments and supply chain management.

But for the protein, Griffin said people mixed him with the plucchin technology. He also said he was worried that people who bought Bitquin did not realize what they were doing, and all they knew was that the value of Pitcairn was rising and should not miss them. In addition, it is not considered a fraudulent process, but it is a bubble that will ultimately hurt people. He said he was concerned about how the bubble ended.
Join the list of the plaintiffs in the bubble
Griffin joins a growing list of financial leaders who claim to be a bubble. Jim Cramer, the former hedge fund manager just a few days ago, said that Betquin is a prime example of a bubble definition. Noril Roubini, a professor of economics at the Stern School of Business at New York University earlier this month, said the Betquin was a "huge speculative bubble." Katsunuri Sagu, chief investment officer at the Bank of Japan recently said that the Betquin was just a bubble, pointing out that the fair value of Pitcone should be about $ 100 only. Societe Generale, executive vice president of Societe Generale, recently said that Betquin was a bubble and that was clear. Asked about the Pitcairn gains this year, legendary investor Warren Buffet said there was "a real bubble in this kind of thing."

On the other hand, the most famous quote recently was JPMorgan's CEO, Jimmy Demon, who said the Betcupine was fraudulent. Morgan Stanley chairman and CEO James Gorman recently claimed that the Pitcairn "does not deserve all that attention." At the same time, some Wall Street investors are investing in Betquin and putting money into the digital currency. CME, the largest exchange of assets, will enter Futures contracts in December.