These merchants, scholars, experts, and politicians were severely slapped in the face or changed their attitudes due to inadequate understanding of Bitcoin
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The following are typical cases of merchants, scholars, experts, and politicians being slapped in the face or changing their attitudes due to inadequate understanding of Bitcoin, compiled from public information:
1. Merchant Representative: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon
Early Position: In 2017, Dimon called Bitcoin a 'fraud' and asserted that it was 'worse than the tulip bubble,' even threatening to fire employees who participated in Bitcoin trading. Change of Attitude: After 2024, Dimon publicly expressed regret for his past statements, acknowledged the value of blockchain technology, and urged JPMorgan to explore blockchain applications, such as developing a crypto dollar (JPM Coin). Reality Check: Bitcoin's price continued to rise following Dimon's criticism, breaking $100,000 in 2024, while JPMorgan itself optimized its cross-border payment business through blockchain technology, starkly contrasting its early statements.
The following are typical cases of merchants, scholars, experts, and politicians being slapped in the face or changing their attitudes due to inadequate understanding of Bitcoin, compiled from public information:
1. Merchant Representative: JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon
Early Position: In 2017, Dimon called Bitcoin a 'fraud' and asserted that it was 'worse than the tulip bubble,' even threatening to fire employees who participated in Bitcoin trading. Change of Attitude: After 2024, Dimon publicly expressed regret for his past statements, acknowledged the value of blockchain technology, and urged JPMorgan to explore blockchain applications, such as developing a crypto dollar (JPM Coin). Reality Check: Bitcoin's price continued to rise following Dimon's criticism, breaking $100,000 in 2024, while JPMorgan itself optimized its cross-border payment business through blockchain technology, starkly contrasting its early statements.
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