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Jamie Dimon
JPMorgan Will Begin Allowing Clients to Invest in Bitcoin Fund
JPMorgan becomes the latest Wall Street institution to warm up to crypto. Sources tell CoinDesk the banking giant will soon allow its customers to invest in a bitcoin fund. “The Hash” panel discusses the significance of JPMorgan’s move and how CEO Jamie Dimon’s stance on bitcoin has shifted from “dangerous fraud” to a worthy investment.
Jamie Dimon Says Regulatory Status of Cryptocurrencies Needs to Be ‘Dealt With’
The JPMorgan CEO included cryptocurrency regulation among his chief concerns in his letter to shareholders.
'Not My Cup of Tea': Jamie Dimon Is Still Not a Bitcoin Fan
The JPMorgan Chase CEO said it's only a matter of time before the government moves to regulate bitcoin.
JPMorgan Launches JPM Coin: Welcome to the Private Currency Era
The investment banking giant says the blockchain hype cycle has moved past inflated expectations and into the realm of being commercially viable.
JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon: Facebook's Crypto Isn't a Short-Term Concern
“We’re going to be talking about Libra three years from now," JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said Tuesday.
Jamie Dimon: JPM Coin Could 'One Day' See Consumer Use
JPMorgan's CEO has suggested that consumers could eventually use its U.S. dollar-linked token.
Will Crypto Torch Jamie Dimon?
The $156 in bitcoin being passed via the "Lighting Torch" is a bigger deal than trillions in JPM Coins would be, writes Michael J. Casey.
Cryptos Would Only Have Value in 'Dystopian' Economy: JPMorgan
JPMorgan Chase has said that cryptocurrencies would only have value when confidence in traditional assets had been lost.
'Just Beware' Is All Jamie Dimon Will Say About Bitcoin
Jamie Dimon once called bitcoin a fraud – now he's saying "just beware."
JPMorgan Report: Crypto Could One Day Help Diversify Portfolios
Cryptocurrencies could one day help investors diversify their equity and bond portfolios, analysts for JPMorgan Chase wrote in a new report.
