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‘The Worst Outcome’ – JPMorgan CEO Issues Stark U.S. Dollar Fed Inflation Warning as the Bitcoin Price Suddenly Crashes Under $60,000

September 17, 2024

by Billy Bambrough
Forbes

Bitcoin has dived over the last 24 hours, with the price crashing under $60,000 per bitcoin as the market braces for an “inevitable” bitcoin price crash.

The bitcoin price has swung between highs of $65,000 and lows of almost $50,000 over the last month, with the world’s largest asset manager BlackRock issuing a serious volatility warning.

Now, as Tesla billionaire Elon Musk stokes fears of a U.S. dollar “total collapse,” the chief executive of Wall Street giant JPMorgan, Jamie Dimon, has warned the Federal Reserve and the U.S. dollar aren’t “out of the woods” yet.

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