Reported as a scam / unregulated
Why JaneStreet is on the register
JaneStreet, under the guise of disposing of distressed assets, was raising funds haphazardly, with its initial double points promotion already hinting at a dangerous situation. Now, it announced that on February 7, 2026, each user needs to deposit 1000 USDT into the platform for verification. Funds went into personal or third-party accounts without any security measures, making this highly suspicious. On February 8, 2026, JaneStreet suddenly went offline, messages could not be sent, and numerous accounts were frozen. This sudden shutdown caused widespread panic and raised serious concerns about fraud, misappropriation of funds, and other illegal activities.
If you have money with this broker
- Stop sending funds. Do not pay any further “fees”, “taxes” or “verification” charges to release a withdrawal — this is a common secondary scam.
- Preserve evidence. Save transaction IDs, wallet addresses, chat logs, and every screenshot before the account is closed.
- Report it. Notify your bank/exchange and your national financial regulator so the activity is on record.
- Get guidance. Tell us what happened and we will point you toward the right next step. We are a free public registry — we never charge any fees.
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