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JPMorgan notes Strategy's bitcoin sales policy introduces new risks to crypto markets
3 sourcesFirst reported 20 days agoUpdated 20 days ago
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- JPMorgan analysts have stated that Strategy's recent bitcoin sales policy introduces "avoidable two-way risk" to the cryptocurrency markets.
- The bank indicated that this new policy creates uncertainty by allowing a major buyer of bitcoin to also potentially sell it.
- JPMorgan suggested that Strategy should consider using equity issuance instead of its current approach to enhance cash reserves.
- The warning reflects concerns over the changing dynamics in the bitcoin market due to significant selling potential from large investors.
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JPMorgan Says Saylor’s Strategy Adds New Risk to Bitcoin Market
Bloomberg· 20 days ago
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JPMorgan says Strategy's bitcoin sales policy adds 'two-way risk' to crypto markets
CoinDesk· 20 days ago
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JPMorgan says Strategy’s bitcoin sale policy introduced ‘avoidable’ risk into crypto markets
The Block· 20 days ago