JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon might still think those buying bitcoin are "stupid," but that didn't stop the cryptocurrency from trading at records above $5,800 last week.
Optimism around bitcoin drove its market capitalization above that of Goldman Sachs on Friday, with some market insiders forecasting that figure to reach at least $1 trillion in the next eight years. (The market cap is currently about $93.55 billion, according to industry outlet Coindesk.)
Still, the virtual currency remains subject to wild price swings, and attempts by government regulators to crackdown on the cryptocurrency have unsettled investors. Just last month, the price of bitcoin fell around 13 percent following news that one of China's largest bitcoin exchanges said it would be stopping operations.
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as far i observed bitcoin falls double its price but run up triple to quadraple and that too 2017 have been the most dramatic year for bitcoins.. since its journey those who are missing out on these coins definitely will pay a price later for not being an early adopter and is happening already.
jamie is uncertain and scared that banking system will have tough times if people continue bitcoin adoption is what i feel.