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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon expressed his continued disinterest in BitcoinBitcoin at an event this morning, quipping that “it’s not my cup of tea.”
The event was the New York Times’ Dealbook summit, which is hosted by reporter Andrew Ross Sorkin; in addition to Dimon, today’s guests include Elizabeth Warren, Lebron James, and Ruth Porat, the CFO of Alphabet and Google.
He had more positive things to say about the blockchainblockchain itself, though, commenting that “the blockchain itself will be critical to letting people move money around the world cheaper,” and that JPMorgan will “always support blockchain technology.”
Dimon famously called Bitcoin a “fraud” back in 2017, so his comments today aren’t exactly surprising, even if they’re somewhat at odds with JPMorgan’s general ethos surrounding crypto.
Last month, the bank told investors that "the potential long-term upside for Bitcoin is considerable.”
Meanwhile, Bitcoin investors have continued to earn big payoffs this week, as the price hovers around $18,000 per coin.
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