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I have enough problems with things that I think I know in part, why should I take a position on something I do not know? Asked Berkshire Hathaway's CEO about bitcoin. Buffett's opinion about bitcoin and crypto-currencies is shared by billionaire Charlie Munger who said he is not excited by this. Investors, he believes, "аrе excited bｅⅽause thіngs are gettіng better at the mօment and tһat loօks vaguely modern." Buffett is not the first to publicly show his doubts about the future of cryptocurrencies.

Larry Fink, the CEO of BlackRock, said that Bitcoin only showed how much money laundering is in the world. For Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan Chase, bitcoin is not a reality and a tragic end is reserved for it.

All investors do not share the same opinion about bitcoin

Billionaire entrepreneur Richard Branson is a big fan of bitcoin and blockchain technology. He sees them as an economic revolution. Last year, at the Virgin Disruptors event in London, he spoke on using the blockchain to create a better land titling system.

He discussed how land titles are often taken away from legitimate homeowners in developing countries, and said that this problem could be solved by using a solution based on this technology. Branson has also chaired the Blockchain Summit over the past two years on his private island where several new ideas and partnerships have been formed. When asked for his opinion on the future of bitcoin, he replied that he thinks it will be a success, but has recognized its volatility and said similar currencies could be further improved.