JPMorgan Chase CEO: America should stockpile guns, ammunition and drones, not Bitcoin

Mars Finance News, on June 3rd, at the first Reagan National Economic Forum held in California, JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon made a shocking claim: the United States should stockpile guns, ammunition, and drones instead of Bitcoin. "We should stockpile guns, bullets, fighter jets, drones, and rare earth resources. We all know we must do this, and there's nothing controversial about it." Dimon mentioned Trump's executive order signed in March to establish a Bitcoin reserve during his speech. This banking giant has long been known for opposing cryptocurrency (although JPMorgan Chase now allows clients to trade cryptocurrencies). This stance is not surprising - sovereign currency and financial democratization fundamentally conflict with the banking industry's rent-seeking model of "entrust your money to us". Dimon also put forward a shocking view: the true "internal enemies" of the United States are eroding its global leadership position. He said: "What I'm truly worried about is ourselves - can we straighten out our code of conduct, values, management capabilities, and comprehensive strength?"