The CEO of JP Morgan, Jamie Dimon, acknowledges having screwed up, halfway, and when asked about Bitcoin, he has said that he will not talk about cryptocurrencies again.

Many of us expected to know something more about Jamie Dimon, now that Bitcoin is back on the rise, since we must remember that the CEO of JP Morgan attacked this cryptocurrency when it was in a moment of quite significant decline. Dimon described cryptocurrencies in general as 'garbage' and also assured that it was used by criminals and drug traffickers, although he forgets that dollars and euros are also used by friends of others. Well, Dimon has come to the fore again, yes, to say that he puts the zipper on.

Dimon, who warned his workers that he would be fired if he traded Bitcoin for being 'stupid', appears to be not very talkative about cryptocurrencies, as he answered a question about Bitcoin: 'I wouldn't put this [Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies ], in the category of important things in the world, but I will not talk more about Bitcoin. '

How could it be otherwise, he has stopped talking, killing, and he has said that moving 'billions of dollars a day ... digitally, is not cash.' We must remember that Dimon, in November 2015 commented that 'Bitcoin moves 2.000 billion or 3.000 billion dollars, we [JP Morgan], move 6 trillion dollars a day.' Bitcoin is no longer that currency that was beginning to be interesting, now it is a titan that has become popular, with great adoption by people, companies and some entities, which enjoys great confidence and is even of interest to governments. Approximately today the market capitalization of Bitcoin is 88.500 billion dollars, a not inconsiderable figure.