Bitcoin Advocates Urge Users to Boycott JPMorgan Over Revised MSCI Rules
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Top Bitcoin advocates have urged cryptocurrency users to boycott JPMorgan. The campaign started after JPMorgan announced adjustments in its MSCI rules. New rules would exclude Strategy from being among MSCI’s major indexes. Bitcoin advocates are calling on crypto fans to boycott JPMorgan, following the financial institution’s latest adjustments in its MSCI rules that could lead to the exclusion of firms like Strategy from its key indexes. According to reports, the MSCI-adjusted rules consider firms like Strategy to be too Bitcoin-dependent and estimate that this could create a complicated situation in the market. 🚨BREAKING: JPMORGAN WANTED A WAR WITH BITCOIN – NOW THEY HAVE ONE🚨 JPMorgan really thought they could kneecap MSTR and nobody would notice. They thought Bitcoin people were still asleep, still obedient, still grateful to beg for “permission” from legacy banks that survived… pic.twitter.com/UlULVFJv0R — Adam Livingston (@AdamBLiv) November 23, 2025 Bitcoin Users Push Back Against JPMorgan Despite JPMorgan’s latest classification, Strategy founder Michael Saylor has insisted that his firm is an operating business, not just a Bitcoin fund, as JPMorgan is presenting. Meanwhile, other crypto advocates are pushing back hard in protest against the bank, urging people to close their accounts with JPMorgan. Related Article: Strategy (MSTR) Faces Exclusion From Major Indices in January One such Bitcoin advocate, Adam Livingstone, believes JPMorgan, through their latest move, has started a “war” with Bitcoin supporters. Livingstone highlighted Bitcoin users’ independence, stating how they can, and should, walk away from the bank for taking hostile shots at the companies they believe in. Through the tweet, Livingstone accused JPMorgan of behaving like a political actor instead of a neutral financial institution. According to him, investors have the right to move their portfolios elsewhere, probably to a place that does not treat Bitcoin-aligned companies as a threat. He stated that “legacy institutions…
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