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Dragonfly dismisses Jane Street Bitcoin ‘dump’ theory

Alp Gasimov

Partner

Feb 27, 2026 6:38 PMPublished Feb 27, 2026 6:38 PM

Despite viral theories claiming Jane Street systematically sells Bitcoin at 10 AM to suppress its price, the data actually shows Bitcoin is *green* during that exact window. What people interpret as malicious manipulation is simply routine market structure and hedging, not a deliberate plot. Are we too quick to blame complex conspiracies for simple market dynamics?
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Rob Hadick of Dragonfly believes that the conversation around Jane Street's actions is missing the point, instead pointing to market fundamentals.

www.thestreet.comDragonfly dismisses Jane Street Bitcoin ‘dump’ theoryRob Hadick of Dragonfly believes that the conversation around Jane Street's actions is missing the point, instead pointing to market fundamentals.

Market Manipulation •Bitcoin •Insider Trading

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