Wall St Firm Accused of CAUSING 2022 Bitcoin Crash!! EP 1447

A deep dive into a new Jane Street lawsuit, institutional Bitcoin accumulation, Fed rollback of debanking rules, and actionable custody resilience tips for long-term holders.

Key Takeaways

Lawsuit alleges Jane Street front-ran Terra/Luna collapse; timing and evidence are disputed—monitor court filings and market-timing claims for implications.
Institutions (BlackRock, Jane Street, JP Morgan) are quietly accumulating Bitcoin via ETFs and OTC; typical allocations cluster around 1% (some 3–5%).
Market mechanics: liquidity-hunting and forced liquidations drive sharp drops; watch order books, whale flows, and paper sell-offs as accumulation opportunities.
Regulatory update: Fed seeks to remove 'reputational risk' as a reason to debank lawful customers—potential rollback of Operation Choke Point 2.0; track rulemaking timeline.
Narrative debate: Bitcoin’s role as digital gold, censorship-resistant money, and its institutional co-option are contested; prioritize custody, Lightning adoption, and long-term fundamentals.
Custody resilience: practical tools highlighted—titanium seed plates (StampSeed), multisig hardware (BitKey), satellite comms/backups (sat123), and clean-energy mining updates from Hive.

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