Re:Bye-bye, Bitcoin: It's time to ban cryptocurrencies
by bamboo2 on Monday July 26, 2021 @03:22PM
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JPM? If Jamie getting into it it can’t be too bad, but I looked just now and find this,
“I'm not a bitcoin supporter,” Dimon said during The Wall Street Journal CEO Council summit on Tuesday. “I don't care about bitcoin. I have no interest in it.”
Edit: sorry, I got the wrong bank (jpm vs jmp). Thanks for clarifying below.
Re:Bye-bye, Bitcoin: It's time to ban cryptocurrencies
by trident5000 on Monday July 26, 2021 @03:24PM
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Yeah I didnt say anything about Jamie Dimons opinion on bitcoin (the CEO of a bank). I said JMP is supporting bitcoin. All private clients have access to bitcoin funds (announced recently) and they bank coinbase.
Re:Bye-bye, Bitcoin: It's time to ban cryptocurrencies
by snejad123 on Monday July 26, 2021 @03:35PM
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not to mention millions of dollars are being loaned out and moved around platforms like yearn and aave right now.
There was also a crypto-downturn in their years of operation and these two protocols didn't need "bailouts" to survive.
Its useful to have a money system that isnt abused by central banks, destroying what you've worked for your whole life. The problem is accelerating and people seem to have found a solution. And energy "waste" is 1) an opinion of its utility and 2) more a function of grid structure. If the energy grid globally was all green then btc would be all green. It also less than 1% of global energy usage and does not scale with usage. It scales with price discovery which eventually maxes out long term.
You dont need to participate if you dont want to but sweeping it under the rug as all a scam is head in sand behavior.