JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon shared his intention to end cryptocurrencies with US lawmakers.
Answering the question of Democratic Senator Elizabeth Warren at the panel held yesterday, Jamie Dimon said: “I’ve always been very anti-crypto, bitcoin, etc.” said.
cryptocurrencies from state control Dimon stated that it could be used to escape. “If I were the government, I would close these.” he said.
Dimon’s More than $3 trillion in assets Its bank, JPMorgan, is also advancing its work in the field of blockchain. According to the bank’s recent statement, JPM Coin’s daily transaction volume to 1 billion dollars reached.
Senator Warren will also bring cryptocurrency miners, validators, wallet providers and other stakeholders under the Bank Secrecy Act in the US Digital Asset Anti-Money Laundering Law He is trying to get his bill approved.
Warren told Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan and Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon about cryptocurrencies. whether it should comply with the same anti-money laundering laws that banks comply with. asked.
All these names “Definitely.” He replied:
“I don’t usually lock arms with CEOs of multibillion-dollar banks when it comes to banking policies, but this is a matter of national security,” Warren said. said.