TLDR JPMorgan plans to launch Bitcoin-backed notes in December 2025 that amplify BTC gains or losses by 1.5 times. The Bitcoin community accuses JPMorgan of trying to destabilize Strategy and other crypto treasury firms. Critics believe JPMorgan’s new product could trigger margin calls on Bitcoin-backed loans held by crypto firms. A JPMorgan research note supported [...] The post Crypto Backers Say JPMorgan’s BTC Product Threatens Strategy appeared first on Blockonomi.TLDR JPMorgan plans to launch Bitcoin-backed notes in December 2025 that amplify BTC gains or losses by 1.5 times. The Bitcoin community accuses JPMorgan of trying to destabilize Strategy and other crypto treasury firms. Critics believe JPMorgan’s new product could trigger margin calls on Bitcoin-backed loans held by crypto firms. A JPMorgan research note supported [...] The post Crypto Backers Say JPMorgan’s BTC Product Threatens Strategy appeared first on Blockonomi.

Crypto Backers Say JPMorgan’s BTC Product Threatens Strategy

2025/11/28 06:10
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TLDR

  • JPMorgan plans to launch Bitcoin-backed notes in December 2025 that amplify BTC gains or losses by 1.5 times.
  • The Bitcoin community accuses JPMorgan of trying to destabilize Strategy and other crypto treasury firms.
  • Critics believe JPMorgan’s new product could trigger margin calls on Bitcoin-backed loans held by crypto firms.
  • A JPMorgan research note supported a proposed MSCI policy that excludes crypto-heavy companies from stock indexes.
  • Supporters of Strategy say the policy shift could force firms to sell Bitcoin to remain eligible for index inclusion.

JPMorgan faces backlash from Bitcoin supporters over its proposed Bitcoin-backed notes. Critics say the bank targets Strategy and other crypto treasury companies. The community calls for account closures and a boycott of JPMorgan.

JPMorgan’s Bitcoin Product Sparks Community Outrage

JPMorgan filed with the SEC to launch a Bitcoin-backed note in December 2025. The structured product amplifies Bitcoin’s performance by 1.5 times gains or losses until December 2028. The leveraged nature increases exposure to Bitcoin’s price swings, both up and down.

Many in the Bitcoin community criticized JPMorgan for attempting to disrupt the market. They argue the product directly competes with Bitcoin treasury firms like Strategy. Supporters say JPMorgan benefits if firms such as Strategy lose influence or value.

Critics also claim JPMorgan holds an interest in destabilizing existing BTC corporate strategies.
“JP Morgan is launching Bitcoin-backed bonds to compete,” said a user on X. He added, “The same institutions attacking MSTR are copying the strategy.”

Accusations of Market Manipulation Against Strategy

Bitcoiners say JPMorgan’s move could harm crypto treasuries holding large Bitcoin reserves. Some believe JPMorgan aims to influence price action to its advantage. They accuse the bank of setting up conditions for margin calls on competitors.

Simon Dixon, a Bitcoin advocate, issued a strong warning on X. He said, “It exists to trigger margin calls on Bitcoin-backed loans.” He claimed it would create “force sell pressure” on treasury holders in down markets.

Bitcoin community members call the product an attempt to weaken Strategy’s financial stability. They argue it pressures companies to liquidate assets during downturns. This could damage market confidence and accelerate Bitcoin selloffs.

Index Changes Deepen the Backlash

Criticism against JPMorgan intensified following a research note shared in November. The note highlighted MSCI’s proposed index policy excluding crypto treasury companies. The new policy targets firms with over 50% assets in cryptocurrencies.

The change, set for January, could block such firms from major index inclusion. Supporters of Strategy say this move reduces passive capital flow to these companies. It may also pressure them to reduce BTC holdings to qualify.

JPMorgan’s promotion of the MSCI change angered Bitcoiners further. They view the move as part of a broader agenda. Many now accuse JPMorgan of trying to discredit crypto-focused firms.

Community Calls for Boycott

In response, Bitcoiners launched a campaign against JPMorgan online. They urge account closures and sale of JPMorgan stock by crypto supporters. Posts on X reflect growing frustration and defiance from the community.

Strategy backers continue to rally support across social platforms. They frame JPMorgan’s actions as a threat to decentralized finance. Supporters claim legacy institutions are trying to control Bitcoin’s narrative.

JPMorgan has not issued a response to the public criticism. The community continues its efforts to resist perceived interference. The controversy follows JPMorgan’s expansion into Bitcoin-related financial products.

The post Crypto Backers Say JPMorgan’s BTC Product Threatens Strategy appeared first on Blockonomi.

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