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Cointelegraph13.5.2026Business

Jane Street Reduces Bitcoin ETF Exposure, Increases Ether Holdings in Q1 2026

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Jane Street reduced Bitcoin ETF holdings by 71% (IBIT) and 60% (FBTC) in Q1 2026, while increasing Ether ETF positions (ETHA and FETH) by $82 million, alongside selective increases in crypto-linked equities like Coinbase and Riot.

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