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JPMorgan filed to issue bitcoin-backed structured notes linked to BlackRock’s IBIT ETF, offering up to 1.5x leveraged returns and conditional principal protection for institutions. JPMorgan Chase & Co ...

All news is rigorously fact-checked and reviewed by leading blockchain experts and seasoned industry insiders. JPMorgan Chase is proposing a structured note product using the BlackRock spot BTC ETF.

Bitcoin (BTC) could climb to $240,000 over the long term, according to a recent JPMorgan note assessing the asset’s evolving market structure. The projection followed a weak stretch for the broader ...

JPMorgan Chase has filed with regulators for a leveraged product that would allow investors to bet on the future price of Bitcoin—and potentially earn "uncapped" returns if the price of BTC falls by ...

If you believe in bitcoin's (BTC) classic four-year cycle of dips followed by surges, JPMorgan Chase’s proposed structured note tied to the cryptocurrency could be an ideal fit for your portfolio. The ...

JPMorgan has filed to offer Bitcoin-backed structured notes that will track the performance of BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF. The structured notes allow investors to earn up to 16% returns if IBIT’s price ...

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The structured note gives investors a chance at big returns if BlackRock’s Bitcoin ETF is down in a year, but then up by 2028, with no cap. The vehicle is one more example of JPMorgan and Wall Street ...