Jamie Dimon lays into bitcoin again, says it’s ‘worth nothing’

J.P. Morgan's Chief Executive Jamie Damon once again criticized Bitcoin and digital currency.
Damon called cryptoncurrency "newness" and said that he was "nothing".
A company has complained of a complaint against Demon in Sweden and has registered a complaint of abuse in the market, claiming that he deliberately created false information and misleading information about bitcoin

J Damon, JP Morgan's Chief Executive has once again kept bitcoin and Digital currencies, a "innovation" labeling that is likely to end badly.

Damon told in an interview with CNBC-TV18 in New Delhi, "Now these cryptic things are like an innovation. People think that they are beautiful, but the more the more they are, the more governments will stop them. . ", India, on Friday.
Done was worried that with ethereum and various and many basic coin offers (ICO), cryptoncurrency is now everywhere.

He said, "It's nothing for me." "This will end badly."

Damon has warned that governments will be dissolved on Cryptoncurrency and they will intimidate anyone and try to control it, that Bitcoin will be imprisoned by buying or selling it, which forces the digital currency to become black market.

These are the latest comments on the attack on the Damon attack on Bitcoin. Earlier this month, he called Cryptoncurrency"cheating". Prior to the fast selling of Bitcoin, her remarks with many large hedge fund investors came down from $ 4,340 to $ 2,981.05, based on the price of bitcoin.

According to Coindesk, bitcoin has been recovered at approximately $ 3,640.68. Despite this change, the cost of bitcoin has increased by 264% this year.
Damon's comments have been criticized by many bitcoin investors and experts.

Scott Nelson, CEO and CEO of BlockchainFirm Scott Nelson last week called CNBC. "Like Jamie's show, the failure of the blockbuster and the brand's failure to change the brand's power reflects basic understanding."
Meanwhile, a company called Blockchain has filed a complaint in Sweden market against Sweden and Dimon and JPMorganclaims that Demon intentionally gives false and misleading information, according to a report by city