Paul Tudor Jones’ investment firm increases stake in BlackRock's bitcoin ETF after year of selling

Calls fell 85.2% to 148,000 underlying shares, while puts slipped 1.4% to 715,000.

Tudor raised its IBIT stake by 18.9% to 688,529 shares, worth $22.9 million, as of June 30.
The stake remains 91.4% below its 2024 peak and equals roughly 0.03% of Tudor’s reported 13F securities.
Tudor Jones has repeatedly framed bitcoin as an inflation trade.

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