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Jane Street lifts Fidelity Bitcoin ETF stake nearly eightfold, cuts IBIT: Cointelegraph
· By MyCryptoSignal Editorial · 355 words
Cointelegraph reports that Jane Street raised its Fidelity Bitcoin ETF position nearly eightfold in the third quarter while cutting its BlackRock IBIT stake. The firm ended the quarter holding 19% fewer IBIT shares, though a higher share price lifted that stake's value to $957 million, according to the report.
The report, published on 13 November 2026, describes two moves in the same quarter: a large addition to the Fidelity Bitcoin ETF and a reduction in the BlackRock fund. Cointelegraph attributes the IBIT share-count decline to Jane Street holding 19% fewer shares by the end of Q3. The same report states the value of the remaining stake reached $957 million, which it links to a higher share price rather than to additional buying. The summary does not give the size of the Fidelity position in dollars or shares, and it does not name the filing behind the figures. We have not independently verified the source's numbers.
As of 13:17 UTC, Bitcoin traded at $69,184, down 4.88% over 24 hours, according to our collected data. The coin is down 9.06% over seven days and 17.06% over 30 days. Its 24-hour range ran from $67,922 to $72,474, and the RSI14 reading sits at 31.2 with the trend marked down. Our data lists support at $67,846.1 and resistance at $69,303.9, so the price sits just below resistance and above support.
The wider market shows a total capitalization of $2.202 trillion, down 3.6% over 24 hours, with Bitcoin dominance at 63.2%. Bitcoin is the only coin in this collection, so the frame is a single-asset one: the 24-hour low of $67,922 sits close to the listed support level, and the 30-day change of -17.06% is larger than the seven-day move of -9.06%.
ETF share changes are quarterly snapshots, and the source's figures describe positions at the end of Q3, not current trading. Bitcoin's 30-day decline of 17.06% and its RSI of 31.2 sit alongside a 63.2% dominance share, which means the market's total cap move of -3.6% is largely a Bitcoin move. The source's numbers and ours describe different periods.
Read the full story at Cointelegraph: https://cointelegraph.com/news/jane-street-add-fidelity-bitcoin-etf-ibit-cut-q3-2026
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Source: Cointelegraph — see our editorial policy.