According to a report by Decrypt on November 26, Deep Tide TechFlow announced that JPMorgan has applied to the SEC to launch a leveraged structured note product that allows investors to bet on the future price of Bitcoin through the BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust exchange-traded fund.
According to the prospectus, the product has a special mechanism: if the Bitcoin ETF price is equal to or higher than the set price on December 21, 2026, JPMorgan will redeem the notes, paying at least $160 for each note (face value $1,000). If the price is below this standard, the notes will continue to be held until 2028.
In the latter case, investors can achieve returns of 1.5 times the increase in Bitcoin, with JPMorgan stating that the potential returns are “unlimited”. However, this product carries high risks; if the price of Bitcoin falls by 40% or more, investors will lose most of their initial investment.
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JPMorgan Chase applies to the U.S. SEC for a Bitcoin structured note product
According to a report by Decrypt on November 26, Deep Tide TechFlow announced that JPMorgan has applied to the SEC to launch a leveraged structured note product that allows investors to bet on the future price of Bitcoin through the BlackRock iShares Bitcoin Trust exchange-traded fund.
According to the prospectus, the product has a special mechanism: if the Bitcoin ETF price is equal to or higher than the set price on December 21, 2026, JPMorgan will redeem the notes, paying at least $160 for each note (face value $1,000). If the price is below this standard, the notes will continue to be held until 2028.
In the latter case, investors can achieve returns of 1.5 times the increase in Bitcoin, with JPMorgan stating that the potential returns are “unlimited”. However, this product carries high risks; if the price of Bitcoin falls by 40% or more, investors will lose most of their initial investment.