Big news from Wall Street: JPMorgan just rolled out a structured note pegged to BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF (ticker: IBIT). Here's the twist—if Bitcoin hits their target price before late 2026, they'll call the notes early and cash everyone out. Miss that mark? No worries. The product extends to 2028 with a juicy upside: 1.5 times your gains, and there's no cap on how high it can go.
Meanwhile, Arthur Hayes—yeah, the BitMEX guy—is out here throwing around some wild numbers. He's betting Bitcoin could rocket to a million bucks per coin by 2028. Whether you're bullish or skeptical, traditional finance is clearly making serious moves into crypto territory.
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GateUser-9ad11037
· 11-30 13:10
Morgan Stanley has really figured this out, the leverage derivation trap can also be used in the encryption circle... Arthur Hayes' prediction of one million dollars is indeed outrageous, but Wall Street is different this time, they really are coming to share the cake.
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AirdropHermit
· 11-29 21:13
Morgan's recent actions feel like they're digging a pit for retail investors.
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SelfMadeRuggee
· 11-29 18:46
JPMorgan is getting in on the action, with a 1.5x leverage and no upper limit? Is this for real?
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TokenCreatorOP
· 11-28 08:52
JPMorgan's recent operation is truly remarkable, with structured notes paired with Spot BTC ETF... I'm just envious looking at it.
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BackrowObserver
· 11-27 16:59
J.P. Morgan's trap is, to put it plainly, still betting on the rise of Bitcoin.
Arthur Hayes a million? Just telling stories here... But it's quite interesting that TradFi is so eager to get in.
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CommunityLurker
· 11-27 16:56
JPMorgan's recent moves are quite impressive; TradFi is really starting to get serious.
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TokenomicsTrapper
· 11-27 16:51
lol jpmorg really said "let us clip your upside with a call option and pretend it's a feature" ... actually if you read the contract the real play here is they're hedging their own short positions, classic exit pump pattern before the next liquidation cascade
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QuietlyStaking
· 11-27 16:42
JPMorgan's recent move is quite something, but that early redemption clause is indeed a bit of a trap.
Big news from Wall Street: JPMorgan just rolled out a structured note pegged to BlackRock's spot Bitcoin ETF (ticker: IBIT). Here's the twist—if Bitcoin hits their target price before late 2026, they'll call the notes early and cash everyone out. Miss that mark? No worries. The product extends to 2028 with a juicy upside: 1.5 times your gains, and there's no cap on how high it can go.
Meanwhile, Arthur Hayes—yeah, the BitMEX guy—is out here throwing around some wild numbers. He's betting Bitcoin could rocket to a million bucks per coin by 2028. Whether you're bullish or skeptical, traditional finance is clearly making serious moves into crypto territory.