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J.P.Morgan Chase (NASDAQ: JPM) CEO Jamie Dimon pledged “this is the last time I ever talk about this” when speaking to CNBC on Wednesday about Bitcoin (CRYPTO: BTC) in Davos, Switzerland

Dimon has been a prominent critic of Bitcoin, slamming it for alleged use cases like “sex trafficking, tax avoidance, anti-money laundering.” He rattled off the same list of use cases in the interview, but also stated, “Blockchain is real, it’s a technology, we use it.”

He distinguished between “two types” of cryptocurrencies. The first being cryptocurrencies that have “embedded smart contracts,” allowing users to “buy and sell real estate and move data. That may have value,” according to Dimon. 

He expressed support for cryptocurrencies with use cases involving “tokenizing things that you do something with.” That echoes the words of BlackRock (NASDAQ: BLK) CEO Larry Fink, who predicted the “the tokenization of every financial asset.”

“Don’t Get Involved” With “The Pet Rock,” Warns Dimon

Dimon referred to the second type of cryptocurrency as “the one that does nothing.” He called it “the pet rock” and advised viewers once again not to get involved with it.

However, the JPMorgan CEO also said, “I defend your right to do Bitcoin. I don’t want to tell you what to do, it’s a free country.”

Referring to the limited supply of Bitcoin, which is to mirror the properties of gold, Dimon said he doubted the finality of the 21 million Bitcoin supply maximum, saying: “I think there’s a good chance, when we get to that 20 million bitcoins…Satashi [sic] is going to come on there, laugh hysterically, go quiet, and all Bitcoins [are] going to be erased. How the hell [do] you know it’s going to stop at 21?”

He also doubled down on his prediction that “if you can’t solve the bad use cases, the government’s probably going to have to close it down.” Adding that he likes to “own things that pay me incomes [sic] and doesn’t cost money to carry.”

Overall, Dimon summed up his entire opinion of Bitcoin with the words, “I don’t care. So just please stop talking about this s–t.”

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