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CRYPTO INSIDER: A secretive Wall Street trading firm has been trading bitcoin

The New York trading firm, which facilitates $13 billion in equity trading a day, confirmed to Business Insider that it has been trading bitcoin.

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Jane Street has jumped on the cryptocurrency bandwagon.

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Cryptocurrency markets have recovered after a weekend bloodbath, triggered by reports that Twitter would ban cryptocurrency ads from its site.

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