Topic: Looks like Jamie Diamon is trying to put a stake in the heart of bitcoin (Read 443 times)
September 22, 2017, 02:03:17 PM
Sometimes it was just a way this hypocrite bankers worked.. In reality do you think they were just hate it and not part of it.. If your looking for them you can even sense they're presence on bitcoin community running around but being unknown they don't just want to be a member on this but they even want to owned it.. They're just making bad comments for you to be out of it and all the coins you have will be on them..
September 22, 2017, 01:46:12 PM
I am wondering: do these interviews really affect the market?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
Depends on who is affected by the interview because as far as I'm concerned I'm not affected by his smear campaign towards bitcoin. This is what a typical Wall Street investor do: lay hands on an asset he wants to get and silently enter once everyone is trying to find a way out. This is what's happening with China and JPMorgan, and I do hope that people know this.
This FUD campaign only caters for the noobs that get scared everytime a big bankster opens their mouth to say how bitcoin is a fraud and the end of the world, and how you will lose your money (impossible if you hold your keys, and if they mean valuation against fiat, well its ironic since they cause the crashes)
Ignore it and you will be ok.
September 22, 2017, 01:03:28 PM
As per him, he is very firm and clearly said that no government will support bitcoin for too long as it cannot be controlled and no currency can be left uncontrolled. So all virtual currency after a certain point will be getting banned which is a very big statement and who know if in future this is where all country move towards banning it and only using the technology.
September 22, 2017, 12:53:46 PM
I am wondering: do these interviews really affect the market?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
Depends on who is affected by the interview because as far as I'm concerned I'm not affected by his smear campaign towards bitcoin. This is what a typical Wall Street investor do: lay hands on an asset he wants to get and silently enter once everyone is trying to find a way out. This is what's happening with China and JPMorgan, and I do hope that people know this.
September 22, 2017, 12:29:25 PM
Well I can't seem to post the link. Somebody else can. He said it on CNBC this morning.
September 22, 2017, 12:00:39 PM
I am wondering: do these interviews really affect the market?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
They may not make us sell in particular, but they might make other weaker investors sell. Some people try to short bitcoin because of its strong volatility. Chances are, that these people are trying to take advantage of the fact that the market can go up very soon/go down very soon with news, so they put in buy/sell orders as they please.
September 22, 2017, 11:57:25 AM
I am wondering: do these interviews really affect the market?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
When I want to buy bitcoins, I usually do some research in what I am investing.
I suppose everybody of us did that.
Do those interviews really make us sell? Or do we know anybody who sold because of the Dimon interviews?
September 22, 2017, 11:42:53 AM
Jamie Dimon and his like mind will fail in bid to destroy bitcoin and others altcoins. They have been pumping different evil news from social medias this days and there arm is to classified bitcoin as fraudulent coins in the mind of people but I think we the bitcoin's enthusiast are wiser than then and since we have the revelations on what they intention is bitcoin is going to put them to shame.
September 22, 2017, 11:15:23 AM
I think in the upper echelon they've had meetings that they need to stop this. No news but bad news anymore and the ticker is reflecting that. What say you guys?
https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2017/09/22/bitcoin-jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-lays-into-bitcoin-again.html
That link is not visible, do something about that. https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2017/09/22/bitcoin-jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-lays-into-bitcoin-again.html
And well, Jaime Dimon has already struck against bitcoin and the blow was pretty hard. There were some rumors that JP Morgan was not inventing in BTC, I don't know the full story with honestly their stand in bitcoin is still now clear IMO, some say Jaime Dimon calling BTC fraud was just their plan to make BTC dump so that they can invest and at a low price.
September 22, 2017, 11:00:33 AM
I don't tend to agree. I think the banks and JP Morgan would find a
way to exploit bitcoin instead of destroying it. But I could be wrong.
I'm definitely getting tired of reading about them and China, and I
don't think we need any more threads on either one.
way to exploit bitcoin instead of destroying it. But I could be wrong.
I'm definitely getting tired of reading about them and China, and I
don't think we need any more threads on either one.
September 22, 2017, 10:50:24 AM
I think in the upper echelon they've had meetings that they need to stop this. No news but bad news anymore and the ticker is reflecting that. What say you guys?
https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2017/09/22/bitcoin-jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-lays-into-bitcoin-again.html
https://www.c[Suspicious link removed]m/2017/09/22/bitcoin-jpmorgans-jamie-dimon-lays-into-bitcoin-again.html
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