The CEO of Goldman Sachs considers bitcoin unworthy of attention. The head of the largest investment bank, Lloyd Blankfein, is skeptical about the most popular cryptocurrency.
The banker said that he does not use digital currencies. "I don't do it. I don't own bitcoin," Blankfein said.
However, he does not deny that bitcoin will take a significant share of the financial market in the future as the evolution of money takes place. Therefore, Blankfein is open to cryptocurrency, although he is experiencing a "level of discomfort" with bitcoin.
Despite the indifferent attitude to digital assets, Lloyd Blankfein noted that the Goldman Sachs is ready to create a number of solutions for customers who want to interact with cryptocurrencies.
In May, it became known that Goldman Sachs would soon start trading bitcoin futures with its own money for its clients. The bank has already received several requests from customers who want to keep cryptocurrency as an alternative asset.