What if JPMorgan is shorter in $MSTR than they want to admit?

Public data only shows a short interest of 9-10% and a DTC of ~2 days... but we all know that swaps, CFDs, and OTC derivatives do not appear in any 13F.

The pieces fit too well:

JPM reduced its long position by 25% just before the MSCI mess.

JPM maintains bearish puts on MSTR.

JPM publishes a negative report at the perfect time to pressure price.

JPM has always been anti-Bitcoin.

Saylor has become the antagonist of the banking system.

Is there evidence of a hidden mega short?
No.

But... it smells like institutional bearish strategy.

And when a bank wants to take someone down, it rarely announces it.

Let's remember something:

In $GME , the most dangerous shorts were not the public ones, but those that no one saw until it was already too late.
Swaps. Chained loans. Synthetic exposure.

The real war is always fought in the shadows.

I affirm nothing.

But I refuse to believe in "coincidences" when the same patterns repeat.

Maximum caution.
Eyes open.
Because if JPM is really short against Saylor...

we will know the day the price explodes in their face.