According to the source, JPMorgan is marketing BTC-linked structured notes that could deliver outsized returns if Bitcoin rises into a 2028 maturity, but traders must confirm the exact payoff terms in the SEC-filed pricing supplement, including strike, barriers, caps, observation dates, and whether principal protection applies, before taking positions. source: SEC EDGAR; source: J.P. Morgan Structured Investments Structured notes add issuer credit exposure alongside the underlying and can return less than principal if not fully protected, a standard risk highlighted in JPMorgan’s structured investment disclosures and FINRA guidance on complex products. source: J.P. Morgan Structured Investments; source: FINRA Regulatory Notice 22-08 Dealers typically hedge such notes dynamically with listed derivatives, so proximity to barriers or call levels can drive flows in CME Bitcoin futures and options that affect spot/futures basis and implied volatility. source: CME Group Benchmark references in digital-asset notes commonly include the CME CF Bitcoin Reference Rate (BRR), which is FCA-regulated; traders should verify the index used because settlement mechanics and valuation windows differ across benchmarks. source: CF Benchmarks; source: FCA Register Before positioning around the note’s lifecycle, check liquidity, margin, and funding in CME BTC futures/options and review JPMorgan’s medium-term note program documents on EDGAR for issuance size and frequency that may inform potential hedging supply. source: CME Group; source: SEC EDGAR