📰 【Quantitative giant Jane Street paid out $93.8 billion in compensation last year, with an average of $2.68 million per person】

BlockBeats news, on May 2nd, according to Bloomberg, quantitative trading and liquidity provider Jane Street paid out $9.38 billion in compensation last year, more than doubling from 2024.
Per capita, this amounts to an average of $2.68 million per employee, nearly seven times that of its competitor Goldman Sachs.
The company recorded approximately $39.6 billion in trading revenue last year, surpassing major Wall Street banks and market makers.
Sources familiar with the matter say that Jane Street’s member equity has surged nearly 2,000% since 2016, reaching $45 billion.
This capital provides the company with a stable foundation, allowing it to leverage market volatility and capitalize on early-stage opportunities...
$9.38 billion in compensation, $2.68 million per person. This is the efficiency of Wall Street’s quant monsters.
The fluctuations in $BTC are just algorithm-optimized parameters in their eyes.
Retail investors are still chasing highs and lows, while they’ve already broken the market into fragments with mathematics.
Don’t envy this; it’s a tax on intelligence.

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