Elizabeth Warren and Jamie Dimon
just explained why you SHOULD have #bitcoin.
NO WARREN AND DIMON REALLY DIDN’T
JUST THE OPPOSITE .
Because they are terrified
of what is coming.
Forbes says “regulators are reportedly warming to idea” of approving spot #Bitcoin ETFs.
Backstory:
Warren screams at technology that threatens her power…
she REALLY wants a CBDC, but will be retired and replaced with someone younger that will understand it, cause Biden wants to win this election.
@SenWarren
When it comes to banking policy, I don’t usually agree with the CEOs of multi-billion dollar banks.
But enforcing anti-money laundering rules against crypto to protect national security is common sense & critical. It’s time for Congress to act.
Elizabeth Warren asking Jamie Dimon – of all people – what he thinks about BTC.
Jamie Dimon replies says he’s always been deeply opposed to #bitcoin.
“The only true use case for it is criminals.”
“I’ve always been deeply opposed to crypto, bitcoin, etc. [Senator Warren] pointed out the only true use case for it is criminals,” says JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon. “If I were the government I’d close it down.”
Just Ask a skunk what they think of their own beautiful sweet aroma!
WHAT JOBS REWARD GOOD LIARS?
Serial fraudsters.
How many people know that JPMorgan Chase Has Been Fined $39 BILLION since 2000?
Jamie Dimon is a Bankster and needed the Feds to bail them out in 2009 after their fraudulent mortgage lending activity.
Senator Warren has repeatedly proposed legislation that goes after your right to privacy in holding and using bitcoin.
You have the right to privacy and property in the United States. Period.
This is not up to her.
Not sure what world Senator Warren prefers, but it’s antithetical to American ideals.
All in the name of “national security.”
We have seen this before, and in the post-9/11 and Iraq war age, we are no longer fooled and complacent.
Democrats beware she continues to fight for the wrong side. Far from being an anti bank warrior, she is happy to take billions in fines from the real money launderers – the traditional banks – and use it to fight against the most important freedom tech of our time. Shame. Shame. Shame.
Jamie Dimon just got ‘community noted’ for lying about #Bitcoin primarily being used for criminal activity. Absolutely lying to the people. He should be held accountable for lying to the public.
“LESS THAN 1% OF THE TRILLIONS TRANSACTED ANNUALLY IN CRYPTO ARE ILLICIT ……
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon on Wednesday suggested the FDIC should be privatized, noting that it’s already funded by banks and banks could run it themselves.
https://subscriber.politicopro.com/article/2023/12/jpmorgans-dimon-suggests-privatizing-fdic-00130400
Robert Reich @RBReich
JPMorgan Chase, America’s largest bank, has paid nearly $39 billion in fines for various forms of misconduct since 2000 — including sale of troubled mortgages to investors. Does he really expect people to believe that banks should be allowed to police themselves?
WAKE UP WARREN FIAT MONEY IS WHERE ALL THE REAL FRAUD IS
Swiss Private Bank, Banque Pictet, Admits To Conspiring With U.S. Taxpayers To Hide Assets And Income In Offshore Accounts
A Swiss bank admits it conspired to hide at least $5.6 billion of Americans’ money from the IRS, and will pay $123 million in penalties and restitution. Nobody will go to jail for this crime and the media doesn’t give a shit.
Criminal charges against Swiss Bank, BANQUE PICTET ET CIE SA (“BANQUE PICTET” or the “Bank”) for conspiring with U.S. taxpayers and others to hide more than $5.6 billion in 1,637 secret bank accounts in Switzerland and elsewhere and to conceal the income generated in those accounts from the IRS.
https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdny/pr/swiss-private-bank-banque-pictet-admits-conspiring-us-taxpayers-hide-assets-and-income
There are 13 Bitcoin ETF applications in total.
Jamie Dimon says crypto should be shut down, but invests in ConsenSys just 4 months after the SEC sued
@bgarlinghouse @chrislarsensf @Ripple
JPMorgan is also invested in iCapital Network which is a Fintech platform for alternative investments and investors.
@JohnEDeaton1
If you ever doubted that Jamie Dimon and @ewarren sleep in the same bed, now you know. Warren wants there to exists 5 banks that help the government control you and your money in every way possible. I so much wished I lived in Massachusetts so I could run against her in the Senate. I’m not arrogant enough to think that could unseat her, but oh how I would love to expose her for the fraud she is.
It’s the year 1436.
Elizabeth Warren and Jamie Dimon tell Congress that the only use case for the printing press is to spread misinformation, so it should be shut down entirely.
@SundaySaucy
Let’s look at Just SOME of the Fines under good old Jamie boy:
-$13 billion (2013): Settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice and other federal and state authorities for misleading investors about the quality of mortgage-backed securities in the lead-up to the financial crisis.
-$20 billion (2013): Total fines and settlements paid in 2013 for various regulatory issues, including the mortgage-backed securities settlement and a $2 billion settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission over accusations that the bank ignored Bernard Madoff’s fraud.
-$920 million (2020): Settlement with the U.S. Federal Reserve for violating the London Interbank Offered Rate (LIBOR) benchmark interest rate.
-$75 million (2023): Settlement with the U.S. Virgin Islands for failing to properly monitor accounts linked to Jeffrey Epstein.
-$153 million (2011): Settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for recommending and selling investment vehicles to customers while the bank was betting against them.
-$56 million (2011): Settlement with the Federal Housing Finance Agency for wrongful foreclosures.
-$5 billion (2012): Settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice for faulty mortgage servicing and robo-signing.
-$110 million (2012): Settlement with the U.S. Federal Reserve for check sequencing.
-$550 million (2016): Settlement with the U.S. Department of Justice for manipulating energy markets.
-$410 million (2017): Settlement with the U.S. Federal Trade Commission for deceptive marketing practices related to credit card add-on products.
-$300 million (2019): Settlement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission for failing to prevent employees from using their personal messaging apps for work-related communications.