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  "path": "/notice-bitcoin-selling-off-at-market-open-jane-street-is-taking-the-blame-but-the-data-points-elsewhere/",
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    "Notice Bitcoin selling off at market open? Jane Street is taking the blame, but the data points elsewhere",
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  "textContent": "Bitcoin’s rebound toward $70,000 over the last 24 hours has revived a familiar debate in crypto markets: whether Wall Street firms operating within the spot exchange-traded fund (ETF) ecosystem have gained too much influence over price discovery. The latest target is Jane Street, the quantitative trading firm that is both a major ETF intermediary and […]\n\nThe post Notice Bitcoin selling off at market open? Jane Street is taking the blame, but the data points elsewhere appeared first on CryptoSlate.",
  "title": "Notice Bitcoin selling off at market open? Jane Street is taking the blame, but the data points elsewhere"
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