JP Morgan Again Strikes Back At Bitcoin | Reports from CNBC & Economic Times

Jamie Dimon is grinding away once more.

Developing his current feedback of bitcoin, the CEO of JPMorgan Chase bank is again out in the media cautioning "it will end gravely" for the tech. In a crisp round of press interviews, Dimon disclosed to CNBC he is worried about a surge of digital currencies – because of bitcoin, ethereum and introductory coin offerings (ICOs) – and trusts governments will soon crackdown on the marvel.

Foreseeing that the situation won't be beautiful, the CEO supposedly expressed that specialists will inevitably debilitate clients with detainment, compelling the digital forms of money onto a bootleg market.

He told CNBC:

"Right now these crypto things are kind of a novelty. People think they're kind of neat. But the bigger they get, the more governments are going to close them down,"

Addressing the Economic Times in India, Dimon added some more detail to his musings, this time tending to the thought worldwide governments may issue digital currencies.

"We already have digital currencies ... you can have digital rupee, so I am not against digital currencies,"

he said.

"I am talking about the creation of money and value out of thin air,"

he proceeded.

"Governments now look at it like it's a novelty but the bigger it gets the less of a novelty it becomes"

The new comments take after a polarizing explanation made by Dimon a week ago, when he transparently called bitcoin a "cheat" and that he would terminate any representative for exchanging it. Strikingly, Dimon is presently being blamed for spreading false and deluding data in a market protest by Blockswater, an organization in Sweden.

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