JPMorgan Chase has ventured into the world of structured notes tied to Bitcoin ETFs, signaling a major shift in institutional interest towards cryptocurrency. These notes offer potential for high returns until 2028 and could lead to increased liquidity in the crypto market. Specifically, the company filed for these notes linked to BlackRock’s iShares Bitcoin Trust, marking a significant step towards mainstream adoption of Bitcoin in traditional finance. This move provides investors with an accessible way to gain exposure to Bitcoin while mitigating risk through leveraged access until 2028. Notably, structured notes offer potential returns if the underlying ETF reaches a specific target price by 2026. The instrument’s leverage allows for further gains if the Bitcoin ETF surpasses its target. This shift towards institutional adoption may impact market dynamics as investors can now easily access Bitcoin through major banks. Experts believe this will enhance liquidity in crypto markets and signal Bitcoin’s transition into a macro asset, leading to more long-term investments.