How Fake Networks Amplified the JPMorgan MicroStrategy Boycott
Cyabra's analysis details how JPMorgan’s institutional warnings regarding MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin exposure were weaponized by a coordinated network to incite a widespread bank boycott
Cyabra’s analysis shows how JPMorgan’s institutional research on MicroStrategy’s Bitcoin exposure was rapidly reframed online into a hostile reputational narrative.
Following the publication of the note, MicroStrategy’s share price declined by approximately 40% within several weeks, coinciding with intensified criticism of JPMorgan across social platforms.
Cyabra found that 23% of the accounts driving the negative discourse were inauthentic – nearly three times the industry benchmark – generating an estimated potential reach of almost 3 million users.
The synchronized spikes between fake-profile activity and negative sentiment indicate coordinated amplification that escalated boycott calls and significantly increased reputational risk for the bank.
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