Глава JPMorgan Джейми Даймон прекратил публичную критику биткоина

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Генеральный директор банковской корпорации JPMorgan Chase & Co Джейми Даймон (Jamie Dimon) отказался комментировать ситуацию вокруг рекордного падения крипторынка и рыночной стоимости биткоина.

Председатель совета директоров JPMorgan Chase во время выступления на Fortune Most Powerful Women Summit в Вашингтоне (мероприятие в честь самых влиятельных женщин по версии журнала Fortune) заявил, что прекращает высказывать какую-либо публичную критику в адрес биткоина.

Даймон рассказал, что многие годы был убежденным криптоскептиком, но очень устал от нападок хейтеров и негативных заголовков в прессе.

«Если я и дальше продолжу критиковать биткоин, то обвинения в лицемерии, манипуляции рынком и непонимании технологий — это все, о чем я буду читать в заголовках. А потом мне еще начнут угрожать смертью и все такое», — пожаловался банкир в разговоре с главным редактором Fortune Алисон Шонтелл (Alyson Shontell).

Глава одного из самых влиятельных банков мира заверил, что сохраняет оптимистичный настрой в отношении развития блокчейна и считает, что эта технология способна заменить некоторые неэффективные и устаревшие системы. Даймон назвал стейблкоины и собственный депозитный токен JPMorgan способными найти широкое применение в экономике реального мира.

Ранее Джейми Даймон заявил, что мнение о дефиците биткоинов, заложенном в алгоритм первой криптовалюты, может оказаться заблуждением.

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