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Jane Street, Jump Pull Back Crypto Trading Over US Regulatory Uncertainty

Jane Street Group and Jump Crypto — two of the world’s top market-making firms — are pulling back from trading digital assets in the US as regulators crack down on the industry.

Jane Street is going even further by scaling back its crypto ambitions globally because regulatory uncertainty has made it difficult for the firm to operate the business in a way that meets internal standards, according to a person familiar with the matter.

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FROM JOHN LOTHIAN NEWS

TALLARIUM READY TO GROW WITH XTX AND RECIPROCAL INVESTMENT

John Lothian News interviewed Stanislav Ermilov of Tallarium about a March 2023 fundraising round that saw it raise funds from XTX Markets and venture capital firm Reciprocal. We talked to Ermilov about Tallarium’s plans for the funds. Tallarium aimed at the listed exchange energy business; this investment helps the company improve its technology and scale its business, Ermilov said. He wants to make a substantial investment in product development to grow the company across a range of markets, he said. Tallarium will expand across the energy complex with this investment, he said.

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