Jane Street, a leading quantitative trading firm, significantly reduced its Bitcoin ETF holdings by over 70% in Q1 2026, including major cuts in BlackRock, Fidelity, and Grayscale BTC products. Meanwhile, it nearly doubled its Ethereum exposure to $82 million. This move follows a market manipulation lawsuit against Jane Street, fueling speculation that the firm previously suppressed Bitcoin prices. Analysts view the reduced BTC exposure as a bullish signal, suggesting Bitcoin's price could rise, especially if it holds above key support levels around $76,000.
Bitcoin ETFs experienced their biggest single-day capital outflow since January, losing $635.23 million on May 13 after six weeks of inflows. This signals a shift in institutional investor behavior, moving from broad Bitcoin exposure to more selectiv...
Cryptocurrency markets display mixed price changes, with Bitcoin trading slightly down at around $79,726 and Ethereum also dipping near $2,260. Some altcoins like Dogecoin and QNT show significant gains, rising over 3% and 7% respectively, while othe...
Ethereum price faces strong resistance near $2,400 due to large sell walls created by Binance and Coinbase whales. The first key level for a recovery signal is a clean break above $2,323, which could open the way toward $2,380 and then $2,400. Until ...
Bitcoin held below $80,000 after U.S. producer price inflation data sparked risk-off sentiment, wiping out nearly $400 million in leveraged long positions. The crypto market saw sharp declines in altcoins, especially memecoins, amid sustained selling...
Ethereum's realized profits rose to $74.58 million, the highest in three weeks, as some holders who bought below $2,000 sold during a recent price dip. ETH is trading near $2,267, with $2,270 identified as a key short-term trigger level for traders. ...
