One more critic for Bitcoin.

[bitcoindusts]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

These so called fudders are always looking to buy bitcoin at a bargain to make fortunes. I am very sure they are heavily invested in bitcoin

These guys had bad history in finance.  I wouldn't weight anything this guy stated because they , themselves proved that they are not capable of making stuff a success without cheating.  Anyway, I do agree that these people are here to FUD Bitcoin because they wanted to buy them at its dip.  But as the price recovered, I think their words have little effect to the market now.

[angaper]

It has always been more than evident the natural tendency of big capital to undermine the credibility of bitcoin because of the great threat that this represents for the malicious interests of the current economic system.

I personally think that we should stop replicating these absurd theories and statements against bitcoin, because we should be the first ones interested in demonstrating the reliability of bitcoin and promoting its advantages instead of spreading these scams and falsehoods.

And we should get used to the barking of dogs. It is a good sign that we are moving forward, as Don Quixote would say.

[hakans]

I think some people are overestimating the kind of influence these guys have.

[MAbtc]

You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

That's funny. Jordan Belfort founded and operated a "boiler room" that pushed penny stocks and defrauded people with pump-and-dump schemes. He doesn't seem to be in a position where his opinion should carry any weight. (On the flip side, maybe it takes one to know one?)

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

People are just trying to stay relevant; Bitcoin is a hot topic. Just getting his name back out there with this article definitely helped Belfort's brand, and his public speaking career. People were probably starting to forget who he was.

[harizen]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

They are allowed to give statements to bitcoin whether positive or negative. Just don't mind them because in the end, we already know what will happened. Their words can't even made a big panic that we can considered as hard crash.

Those negative comments from them,  no matter how popular they are, is nothing compare to negative bad news that already happened in bitcoin.

Just let them unleash their words. They can't wrecked the bitcoin community.

[Bitfort]

I'm not surprised of such wording at all. It's part of standard hassle among competitors ( throwing dirt at each other trying to sustain own bussines at all cost).
But what I found hillarious is was the specific "bitcoin is fraud"  ... seriously?
How about the current monetary system (with the famous fractional reserve system ) ... this is not fraud? 

I think the answer would be something like: No it's not fraud because such system is allowed by authorities. In other words: It's government supported fraud.
Question is: which one (of the frauds) is worse?

[Victorycoin]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

They are allowed to give statements to bitcoin whether positive or negative. Just don't mind them because in the end, we already know what will happened. Their words can't even made a big panic that we can considered as hard crash.

Those negative comments from them,  no matter how popular they are, is nothing compare to negative bad news that already happened in bitcoin.

Just let them unleash their words. They can't wrecked the bitcoin community.

I think what they can't seem to fathom, is how something unheard of and without any initial tangible worth sudden became Billion dollar business right under their nose even without their contribution - it's such a puzzle, must be a fraud, they concluded!

[jseverson]

One disadvantage of decentralization is this. Bitcoin value is, for the most part, dictated by demand. These so called "experts" are able to conveniently sway public opinion, and thus, demand, for their own gain.

What's important is that we know that they have an agenda to pull, and we know even they themselves don't believe the BS they're spouting. If they're trying to bring down Bitcoin value to buy more, then we can also expect them to take steps to make it rise. We're on the right track.

[CriptoCreater]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

I do not understand why a simple statement provokes such an aura of anger? We often see how many large companies use the language of hatred against their enemies. Even Forbes connected to this.

If we want to be better than them, then should not we be more attentive and friendly to the advocates? It seems to me that it's worth it.

We will not go anywhere until we start listening to criticism.

[Nameless27]

For a one man mistake is another man’s stupidity. We can’t blame them totally there being affected by bitcoin financially and maybe emotionally they were also stressed out by they’re investors to solved this situation.

Pressures from high board members of there companies and community might trigger they’re brain to act like this. It is like a desperate comment on something you hate the most.

Let them be like this and let bitcoin continue to visit them on they’re nightmares. As long bitcoin exists those hateful statements will be rampant until someone will breakdown. It is not cryptocurrency but them.

[Mike Mayor]

There will always be criticismn and critics for things. Ever noticed the critics barely ever know what they talking about? They normally all just talk and nothing more. Bitcoin laughs in their face. Bitcoin cannot be stopped by naysay. Bitcoin proves itself over and over again through action. What action are these critics talking e? If thety so clever then where are they investing their money, and is it working ? They seem to have a lot of time to talk about bitcoin though.yy

[audaciousbeing]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

Those guys times without number always believe their opinion matters that's why they keep on shunning it out and I know its because when Jamie outburst happen and there was a crash, a lot of people even those who have been involved in the block chain and cryto currency were quick to ascribe the reason to bitcoin thereby honoring him with such high title then others wants to go that way.

If we had all accepted that its normal that bitcoin volatility is something we can't do anything about, and Jamie outburst was just a coincidence, then I am sure we won't be dealing with this at this time.

[Pearls Before Swine]

You wouldn't talk well about Bitcoin if your job was managing fiat currency. People are moving towards crypto and are going to lessen the bank's profit. Of course they want to give it a bad name.

Look at all the brick and mortar shops that didn't open online stores. They're all go destroyed by Amazon. A change in currency is inevitable, you either adapt to it or get run over.
 

Sure you would, if you could figure out a way to make money off of it.

Listen, everyone is entitled to their opinion, even if it's wrong.  Including Jamie Dimon, including
anyone in the world who's skeptical of bitcoin.  I have no problem with people bashing bitcoin.
More for me.  Just let the haters hate, and the hardcore bitcoin people will keep making money.

Having said all that, I don't think bitcoin is going to destroy fiat, and Amazon didn't put every
retailer out of business.  I haven't even used Amazon in years.

[MiF]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

Maybe there is a collaboration between them to fall down bitcoin. I understand that there is always a critics for a certain issue but i would love to understand them even more if that what are they are saying that againts bitcoin is just their personal opinion that there is no hidden agenda of self interest involve but i strongly believed that there is, that they are just trying to protect their businesses because for them bitcoin is a threat.

[iram1011]

These all big names have a wonderful quality of manipulating the market by spreading lies and FUD and then capturing the weak market. These investors and bankers are really very good at that.

The market is still relatively small but with huge potential. Entering it right now will be hugely beneficial to these big names. Goldman Sachs is already considering ways to facilitate trading of cryptocurrency and JP Morgan huge investment in Bitcoin the day after Jamie Dimon speech shows that these bankers won't lose the opportunity to profit from cryptos and the best way to enter the market is when the market undergoing a dip and that is what they are trying to achieve.

[deadsilent]

As expected.. They are just tring to manipulate the market again. After Jamie Dimon, now this Jordan Belfort criticizing bitcoin. They (manipulators) think that people will buy that. Well, we'll see the effects of that in the market after few days. I think people now are more aware now after those several FUDs created by these clowns. They are personalities from the biggest financial institutions. What do you expect they say about this technology? Nothing but criticism.. Bitcoin is a big threat to their business or it may even kill their business. That's why they are making this. Bitcoin is unstoppable. They are just bunch assholes trying to put down bitcoin.

[fiulpro]

Its funny how these people because of being a little bit popular wants all the assets in the world to be in their favour.
Well according to them bitcoins are a fraud..just because they are a threat to share market, The American Economy (many people think that they are made to decrease the value of dollar or something and are targeting American economy ) quite Franky even of they are its not illegal they are doing something good for the society and accepting new demands in addition to advancement in knowledge..
Also the whole notion of cryptocurrency seems surreal for them since they Haven't invested themselves or maybe they are too old to Accept that even cryptocurrency can be put in the market.
Whatever may the reason be they are using their power in a negative way... If you are famous you have certain amount of power to influence a sector of population no matter how small it is... You should use it carefully...If not you don't deserve it.. As simple as that.

[erickkyut]

Morning Folks,
It's more of ridiculous when someone just pulls up a subject and without knowing anything, starts shouting that "This is nothing, this is a fraud!"
You must be aware of the comments passed by JP Morgan's CEO Jamie Dimon that "Bitcoin is a fraud".
Now, to mention here, someone called as "Wolf of Wall Street" and a former stockbroker Jordan Belfort, going with the flow, added that "He (Jamie) is right, I don't think Bitcoin is a great model."

Well, the more negativity they will spread, the more Bitcoin will surpass huge levels of success by slapping their faces with positive values.

TBH, I would like to ask these people that "WHO THE FUCK HAS ASKED YOU GUYS FOR YOUR OPINION HERE?"

Maybe Jordan Belfort has a hidden agenda just like Jamie Dimon. They just want to spread a false information so that people will panic and will sell their Bitcoin that will result to sudden price drops. Once the price of Bitcoin had dropped, they will eventually buy tons of it. They just wanted to have Bitcoin on a cheaper price.

[leonix007]

You wouldn't talk well about Bitcoin if your job was managing fiat currency. People are moving towards crypto and are going to lessen the bank's profit. Of course they want to give it a bad name.

Look at all the brick and mortar shops that didn't open online stores. They're all go destroyed by Amazon. A change in currency is inevitable, you either adapt to it or get run over.
 

Sure you would, if you could figure out a way to make money off of it.

Listen, everyone is entitled to their opinion, even if it's wrong.  Including Jamie Dimon, including
anyone in the world who's skeptical of bitcoin.  I have no problem with people bashing bitcoin.
More for me.  Just let the haters hate, and the hardcore bitcoin people will keep making money.

Having said all that, I don't think bitcoin is going to destroy fiat, and Amazon didn't put every
retailer out of business.  I haven't even used Amazon in years.

That's what they literally do, playing dirty tactics using democracy freedom of speech and stuffs like that, but behind all of these are the self conflicting interest awaiting on the impact of Influence they've done like a hungry wolves sneaking on the dips or destroying bitcoin credibility to gain more on there present banking business.

[ethereumhunter]

we can see more and more critic for bitcoin because i think people in out there don't have the same perception with us about bitcoin and they can judge bitcoin is not good for every one. we don't have to listen to them, just believe what we've got and don't stop because of them. there are more people will saying bad things about bitcoin and as long as we don't follow them then we are fine. maybe they don't know anything about bitcoin so they can tells the bad things related with bitcoin but after they know bitcoin, i am sure that they will shut their mouth and will do like us. they are free to speak to other people about bitcoin but they can not force people to always follow them and people become smart and they choose what the bad and good news and not because of them said.