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Brooklyn could be a market-beating Dejounte Murray suitor, a pick-hoarding seller or anything in between.

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What's more, the Nets have several first-rounders from other teams (unprotected firsts in 2025, 2027 and 2029 from the Phoenix Suns, plus future firsts from the Sixers and Mavs) that they could use in a package with expiring deals to finally fill their point guard void.

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A complicating factor: Brooklyn owes its unprotected 2024 first-round pick to the Houston Rockets, which means tanking after a sell-off won't be as beneficial as it otherwise might be

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@baros2002 yes, Our lives are not complete without others

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However, Samson Mow, a vocal advocate for Bitcoin, took a contrasting view, dismissing Dimon's position as uninformed. Mow, known for his bold "$1 million per BTC" stance, criticized the banker, asserting that the banking industry should embrace Bitcoin rather than resisting it.

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Dimon's remarks sparked intense debate within both the traditional finance and crypto communities. Renowned financier James Lavish defended JP Morgan's CEO, emphasizing his strategic intelligence

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In a recent interview, JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon cautioned against involvement with Bitcoin, labeling the largest cryptocurrency as a tool primarily used for fraud and money laundering