JPMorgan CEO: Bitcoin is a ‘fraud’ and ‘worse than tulip bulbs’

By cineramaSeptember 13, 2017Bitcoin Business

JOHANNESBURG — Cryptocurrency Bitcoin has grabbed a lot of interest this year as it’s surpassed record price levels. As it’s sailed past the $4000 mark , the currency has […]

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JPMorgan CEO: Bitcoin is a ‘fraud’ and ‘worse than tulip bulbs’

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