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"[Dimon] calls Bitcoin a fraud: I call the U.S. dollar a fraud," McAfee says before throwing some serious shade at the bank CEO.

"When I first read the white paper that [Bitcoin creator] Satoshi put together, I was in tears," McAfee said. "I'm serious. I am a 72 year old man here ... When I read it having been a technologist my entire life my face was wet with tears from that fact that this man or woman or team of people had put together something which said here is the key... [voice breaks] this concept can never be stopped."

Who knows what Dimon's reason for attacking Bitcoin is exactly? European firm Blockswater LLP, with headquarters in the U.K. and Austria, has filed a market abuse report against JPMorgan Chase's Dimon for "spreading false and misleading information" about Bitcoin.

McAfee said: "I wish I had the power to diss my company and then buy the stock!"

As for the specific reasons for the increase, pundits and observers are still struggling to identify a catalyst for the blast above the psychological hurdle of $5,000. However, one of the more plausible theories is that many are buying bitcoins on hopes that a hard fork in November might end up creating money out of the thin air.