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SEC Documents Show Coinbase and Bakkt Provide Custodial Services to Tudor Jones’ Family-only Hedge Fund

Amy Liu

Summary: When Paul Tudor Jones bet 1% to 2% of his assets on bitcoin in May 2020 it was unclear where the billionaire had bought his crypto, or how. The industry remained uncertain if his investment was direct.  Coinbase Custody Trust Company, Bakkt Trust Company and Tagomi Trading LLC (the institutional brokerage subsidiary Coinbase bought in ...

When Paul Tudor Jones bet 1% to 2% of his assets on bitcoin in May 2020 it was unclear where the billionaire had bought his crypto, or how. The industry remained uncertain if his investment was direct. 

Coinbase Custody Trust Company, Bakkt Trust Company and Tagomi Trading LLC (the institutional brokerage subsidiary Coinbase bought in May 2020) all provide custodial services to Tudor Jones’ family-only hedge fund, the documents state.

By Amy Liu

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