⚡ THE LARGEST BANK IN AMERICA SURRENDERS TO BITCOIN ⚡
Jamie Dimon, CEO of JPMorgan, had labeled Bitcoin as a "fraud".
Today the reality has changed: the most powerful bank in the USA has submitted documentation to the SEC to launch a structured note with leverage on Bitcoin, linked to BlackRock's ETF, with a potential yield of 1.5x and no maximum limit, expiring in 2028.
The timing is emblematic: it coincides with the year of the next Bitcoin halving, an event that has always been crucial for the market.
This product is not a simple launch. It is the signal that even the financial elite recognizes the irreversible rise of the queen crypto.
Wall Street prefers that no one calculates the disproportion: global bond markets are worth 145.1 trillion dollars — liquidity trapped in state instruments of which 40% of the dollars were printed during the pandemic.
Bitcoin, on the other hand, will forever maintain a fixed supply of 21 million coins: neither central banks nor governments can change it.
Decisions are made by mathematics. On January 15, 2026, MSCI could exclude crypto-native companies like Strategy from global stock indices: this would lead to forced sales of 8.8 billion and the possible flooding of over 649,000 BTC onto the market, with a huge risk of volatility.
Meanwhile, the recent IRS regime on taxes offers unprecedented tax advantages: unrealized gains on Bitcoin are exempt from the minimum tax for companies, an additional incentive for institutional accumulation.
JPMorgan does not attack Bitcoin: it seeks to become the gatekeeper through which the migration from the 145 trillion dollars of bonds to the algorithmic certainty of Bitcoin will pass.
A revolution in progress — and there are only 47 days left until the decision that will change global finance forever.
