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Does bitcoin threaten financial stability?

2021-03-08T19:19:25.321Z


DECRYPTION - Its surge is causing concern among central banks and market authorities. Bitcoin? " A scam." " Worse than tulip bulbs», A reference to the crisis presented as the first speculative bubble in history, in the 17th century. This strong warning comes from one of the most powerful financiers on Wall Street, Jamie Dimon, CEO of bank JPMorgan Chase. It was in 2017. Eternity ago, in the cyber world. Here is that the co-president of the same JPMorgan, Daniel Pinto, declares tha


Bitcoin?

"

A scam."

"

Worse than

tulip bulbs

», A reference to the crisis presented as the first speculative bubble in history, in the 17th century.

This strong warning comes from one of the most powerful financiers on Wall Street, Jamie Dimon, CEO of bank JPMorgan Chase.

It was in 2017. Eternity ago, in the cyber world.

Here is that the co-president of the same JPMorgan, Daniel Pinto, declares that his establishment "

will have to get involved in bitcoin

".

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A historic turning point for the American bank.

Who does not want to miss the bitcoin train that has just shifted into high gear.

By crossing the symbolic threshold of $ 50,000 for a bitcoin in February, the attractiveness of the virtual asset launched in 2009 has redoubled.

It must be said that a week earlier, the fantastic and brilliant Elon Musk had announced that his firm, Tesla, manufacturer of electric cars, had bought $ 1.5 billion worth of bitcoins.

And that he was ready to sell

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Source: lefigaro

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