Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, a prominent US bank, expressed his views on the future of warfare and cryptocurrency during the first Reagan National Economic Forum. While stating that the United States should prioritize stockpiling weapons, ammunition, drones, and rare earth elements over Bitcoin, he made indirect reference to the presidential decree signed by Trump in March, which contemplated forming a Bitcoin reserve in the US. 🧠This controversial stance was further fueled by JPMorgan’s recent decision to offer cryptocurrency trading services to its clients despite maintaining a generally cautious view of cryptocurrencies. However, this shift is driven by the company’s resistance against concepts like sovereign money and financial democratization that challenge traditional banking practices, leaving customers with options. Dimon also emphasized that the US faces challenges within, particularly concerning ethics, values, governance, and inclusiveness rather than external threats.