ChainCatcher news, according to Jinshi reports, the elected President Trump and JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon clearly stated on Thursday that they will not work together in the government. Dimon said, "I wish the president all the best, I haven't had a boss for 25 years, and I'm not planning to have one now." It is reported that this is Dimon's first public statement since the U.S. election.About 30 minutes before Dimon's speech, Trump posted on Truth Social to clarify rumors: "I have great respect for Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase, but he will not be invited to join the Trump administration, thank you Jamie for your outstanding service to our country." So far, Trump has largely filled his cabinet with his closest supporters and excluded any recently voiced criticisms.

ChainCatcher news, according to News.bitcoin, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon expressed great concern over the escalating geopolitical threats, stating that global tensions are the most pressing threat to economic stability.According to recordings obtained by Fortune magazine, Dimon warned during a speech at the Institute of International Finance last week that the ongoing conflicts in regions such as Ukraine and the Middle East could trigger a series of events and potentially escalate into a global war. Dimon shifted the focus away from current economic issues in the U.S., stating that factors such as a hard landing or soft landing next quarter are "insignificant" compared to geopolitical issues.Although he expressed deep concern, he also acknowledged that the risk of large-scale conflict might decrease, stating that tensions could "ease over time," and mentioned the possibility of ceasefires in regions like Ukraine and the Middle East. However, he expressed skepticism about significant improvements, adding, "I talked about the risks we face if things worsen. The scenarios we envision would shock you. I don't even want to mention them."

ChainCatcher news, according to CoinGape, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon privately supports Kamala Harris's presidential campaign, although he has not publicly endorsed any presidential candidates.In private conversations, sources familiar with Dimon's views say he supports Harris and is considering a role in her administration, possibly at the Treasury.He has chosen to remain silent about his political stance to avoid potential backlash or retaliation, especially in the event of Donald Trump's victory in the presidential election.

ChainCatcher news, according to DLnews, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon has once again criticized Bitcoin, stating to Congress last week: "If I were the government, I would shut down Bitcoin." Jamie Dimon's criticism of Bitcoin has a long history. However, in reality, JPMorgan's digital asset platform Onyx currently has 300 employees, up from just over 100 three years ago.An insider confirmed these hires and also stated that the company processes approximately $1 billion in blockchain transactions daily. Cryptocurrency and macroeconomics expert Noelle Acheson said, "He (Jamie Dimon) hates Bitcoin. But he likes enterprise blockchain. He is even interested in DeFi."