Hello everybody. Welcome to NFA Live. So every uh Thursday we are here with friends of the show, Guy from Coin Bureau. Guy, how are you doing? It's a nice backdrop. I like that. >> Thank you, Rob. Yes. Yes. Looking looking out over the uh over the skyline of Dubai here. Yes, I'm very well. How are you doing? >> I'm doing pretty good. And then uh Ben from the Cryptoverse. Ben, how you doing today on this nice little pump day? >> Pretty good. Uh it's nice to have a little bit of relief in the markets that's n ...

Group 1 - The core theory suggests that Jane Street is executing a calculated strategy to manipulate Bitcoin prices, particularly around the U.S. market open, leading to panic selling among retail traders [1][2][5] - Jane Street reportedly holds a significant position of $2.5 billion in BlackRock's IBIT ETF, which raises concerns about their influence in the crypto market [2] - The observed price drops appear to be systematic rather than random, indicating a potential strategy to liquidate over-leveraged retail traders [4][5] Group 2 - The timing of price drops often coincides with the U.S. market opening, where prices are pushed into liquidity zones, triggering stop-loss liquidations among retail investors [5][6] - Similar tactics are noted in traditional markets, where institutions exploit liquidity pockets, but the impact in the less regulated crypto market can be more pronounced [6] - Despite the short-term pain for retail traders, Jane Street's accumulation of assets in the IBIT ETF is viewed as a bullish indicator for the long-term outlook of the market [7]

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