# Пов'язані статті щодо Jump Trading

Центр новин HTX надає останні статті та поглиблений аналіз на тему "Jump Trading", що охоплює ринкові тренди, оновлення проєктів, технологічні розробки та регуляторну політику в криптоіндустрії.

LUNA Countdown to Death: The "Prophetic Trade" Mystery Before the Evaporation of 40 Billion

Summary: In February 2026, Terraform Labs' bankruptcy liquidator filed a lawsuit against quantitative trading giant Jane Street in Manhattan federal court, alleging insider trading related to the May 2022 collapse of Terra (LUNA) and UST, which erased $40 billion in value. The complaint centers on a private chat group called "Bryce's Secret," through which Jane Street allegedly obtained non-public information. Specifically, it is claimed that Jane Street was tipped off about Terraform's plan to withdraw $150 million UST from the Curve liquidity pool. Ten minutes after the withdrawal, a wallet linked to Jane Street removed $85 million UST. Additionally, as UST crashed, Jane Street reportedly offered to buy Luna at a steep discount. This case follows a separate $4 billion lawsuit against Jump Trading, which allegedly profited from earlier UST depegging events and received secret Bitcoin transfers. Jane Street dismissed the suit as a desperate money grab, arguing the collapse was ultimately caused by Terraform's fraud. The cases highlight ongoing concerns about information asymmetry and insider advantages in crypto markets, despite their decentralized ethos.

比推02/25 05:39

LUNA Countdown to Death: The "Prophetic Trade" Mystery Before the Evaporation of 40 Billion

比推02/25 05:39

Wall Street's Top Quantitative Firm Jump Trading Enters the Prediction Market, Is the Era of Retail Investors Over?

Wall Street quantitative trading giant Jump Trading is entering the prediction market sector through strategic partnerships with leading platforms Kalshi and Polymarket. In exchange for providing liquidity, Jump will receive equity stakes in both companies—a fixed share in Kalshi and a performance-based stake in Polymarket tied to its U.S. trading volume. Prediction markets have faced persistent liquidity challenges, with platforms often experiencing shallow order books and wide bid-ask spreads outside of major events. While Kalshi previously engaged SIG as a market maker and Polymarket relied on decentralized incentives and algorithmic traders, both platforms have struggled to maintain stable, deep liquidity consistently. The equity-for-liquidity model aligns incentives: platforms gain access to Jump’s sophisticated, low-latency market-making capabilities, while Jump positions itself to benefit from the sector’s growth—Kalshi and Polymarket are valued at approximately $11B and $9B, respectively. Market making in prediction markets offers potential profits from spreads, incentives, and arbitrage, but it also carries significant risks, including event-driven volatility, limited hedging options, and regulatory uncertainty. While Jump’s advanced infrastructure and cross-asset experience may allow it to capture alpha and leverage equity upside, smaller players face high barriers to entry. The move signals a maturation of the prediction market space, with institutional participation likely to improve liquidity but also centralize influence among top-tier firms.

marsbit02/10 14:39

Wall Street's Top Quantitative Firm Jump Trading Enters the Prediction Market, Is the Era of Retail Investors Over?

marsbit02/10 14:39

Terraform Labs Sues Jump Trading For Alleged Role In 2022 Collapse

Following the 15-year prison sentencing of its founder Do Kwon, Terraform Labs' bankruptcy administrator has filed a $4 billion lawsuit against Jump Trading. The suit alleges the firm engaged in "illicit market manipulation, self-dealing, and misuse of assets" to enrich itself at investors' expense during Terra's 2022 collapse. The event, triggered when the TerraUSD stablecoin lost its peg, wiped out an estimated $40 billion in value. Jump Trading has dismissed the lawsuit as a desperate attempt to deflect blame. Separately, Kwon, who pleaded guilty to fraud charges in the U.S., may face a second trial and over 30 years in prison if extradited to South Korea, where over 200,000 victims reported losses exceeding $204 million.

bitcoinist12/20 11:01

Terraform Labs Sues Jump Trading For Alleged Role In 2022 Collapse

bitcoinist12/20 11:01

Jump Trading Sued for $4B Over Alleged Terra Manipulation

In a major lawsuit, Terraform Labs' bankruptcy administrator is seeking up to $4 billion in damages from Jump Trading and its executives, alleging market manipulation that contributed to the 2022 collapse of the Terra ecosystem. The suit claims Jump entered into secret agreements to purchase LUNA tokens at a massive discount and artificially propped up the TerraUSD stablecoin, concealing fundamental flaws in its algorithmic design. These alleged actions, including undisclosed transfers of nearly 50,000 BTC, were kept secret to avoid regulatory scrutiny. This is the second significant legal challenge for Jump related to Terra, following previous settlements with regulators.

TheNewsCrypto12/19 12:54

Jump Trading Sued for $4B Over Alleged Terra Manipulation

TheNewsCrypto12/19 12:54

Jump Trading hit with $4B lawsuit tied to $50B Terra crash

In a $4 billion lawsuit, the administrator of Terraform Labs' bankruptcy has accused Jump Trading and its executives of unlawfully profiting from and contributing to the 2022 Terra collapse. The suit alleges Jump entered secret agreements to purchase LUNA tokens at a massive discount in exchange for artificially maintaining the peg of the TerraUSD (UST) stablecoin, hiding flaws in its algorithmic mechanism. The crash resulted in approximately $50 billion in losses. The filing further claims nearly 50,000 BTC from a reserve fund were transferred to Jump without a written agreement. This is not the first legal action against Jump related to Terra; a subsidiary previously paid a $123 million SEC settlement over misleading investors about UST's stability.

cointelegraph12/19 10:18

Jump Trading hit with $4B lawsuit tied to $50B Terra crash

cointelegraph12/19 10:18

Do Kwon in Jail But Terra Drama Continues — Bankruptcy Estate Sues Jump Trading

While Terra founder Do Kwon is serving a 15-year prison sentence, the fallout from the 2022 collapse of TerraUSD (UST) continues. The bankruptcy administrator for Terraform Labs has filed a lawsuit against Jump Crypto, alleging the trading firm engaged in shady deals with Kwon that contributed to UST's failure. The complaint claims Jump secretly profited from discounted LUNA tokens and manipulated the market by secretly propping up UST during a 2021 depegging event, masking its structural weaknesses. The lawsuit further alleges the Luna Foundation Guard improperly transferred nearly 50,000 BTC to Jump without a formal agreement. Seeking roughly $4 billion in damages, the administrator accuses Jump of market manipulation and self-dealing that enriched the firm while devastating retail investors and triggering a broader crypto market contagion.

ccn.com12/19 08:55

Do Kwon in Jail But Terra Drama Continues — Bankruptcy Estate Sues Jump Trading