The Bank of Dimon (JPM) for the first time has mentioned the word "Bitcoin" in an SEC filing, according to MacroScope.The mention comes in a prospectus for the JPMorgan Cryptocurrency Exposure Basket, a structured note that won't be investing directly in cryptos, but instead in related companies.Microstrategy (MSTR) will be the largest holding at 20%, with Square (SQ) at 18%, Riot Blockchain (RIOT) and Nvidia (NVDA) at 15%, PayPal (PYPL) at 10%, and AMD (AMD), Taiwan Semi (TSM), Intercontinental Exchange (ICE), CME Group (CME), Overstock (OSTK), and Silvergate Capital (SI) each making up 5% or less.The note will pay out in May 2022 based on performance, minus, of course, a 1.5% fee.Yesterday, Bitcoin saw its first investment (that we're aware of) from a publicly-traded Scandinavian firm, when industrial conglomerate Aker announced the purchase of 1,170 coins.