They are pointing to some concerns on which some of those have basis. But on the other hand, those are already on table and there are thing on how we can deal on it. Just let them spread what's on their mind as we are used to encounter FUD. Generally at the end of the day, it's up on hand of the community if they will leave or stay in the world of cryptocurrencies.

I have several friends working at Citibank but never did they encountered some warning or noticed about using cryptocurrencies.


The link is safe no worries.

Saying that Bitcoin is bad for the world is a bit extreme, but honestly, they're just following the same script that every financial corporation in the US has been getting from the govt over the past year. And I didn't know these 'experts' were so good at what they do that they can actually predict the future and know what will happen to Bitcoin.
But nowadays, it's not surprising to see such statements coming from the banking system, they've been against Bitcoin for quite some time now.

I never read news from so called experts, all they do are writing irrational nonsense and then in month or 2 they write opposite opinion.

Or maybe they're just want to move the market to catch some decent entry points, and after they can make some profit for themselves... They (banks) won't let people buy bitcoins, I'm sure, but I'm not really sure that behind the scenes they don't invest into risky things (or their venture capital companies, because they don't have as much regulations as the banks itself).

I think BTC dying is an overexagguration. They're not in a position to call themselves experts on the topic anyways. Even if they were, lots of disagreement between 'experts' here.

If you have interest to discuss the article with us how Bitcoin is bad for the world, why not post some key phrases here and we can discuss directly instead of clicking on your curious link? And do you know who citibank is? It is one of the largest system banks in the US! What do you think will they tell about their biggest competitor bitcoin?

it's just an unreasonable fear.
it is just a reference link you may be too worried so you do not dare and speculate that a link to be dangerous,
preferably before expressing an opinion.
first check what you are going to say

there are so many other reports stating that btc will die and it is a bubble than when people read it they withdraw their money and dump btc making the rich to collect from bottom.

Of course Bitcoin will die... one day in the future. And also the Citibank will day... one day in the future. There are no immortal entities here.