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It’s been a rough week for markets. The selloff started in tech and quickly spread to crypto, with leveraged positions getting caught in a wave of liquidations. Moves like these are a reminder of how connected financial markets have become, and how quickly things can change.
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Article RWA Perps vs Traditional Futures: Where Onchain Actually Wins Imagine a trader in Seoul on Saturday morning. The US government has just announced plans to ease restrictions on chipmaking equipment at SK Hynix's factories in China. The trader expects SK Hynix
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The S&P 500 gained an average of 10.9% in the year after the 1986, 1990 and 2006 midterms, when Democrats controlled Congress under a Republican president, according to CNBC. The individual returns tell a different story: 1986: +1.9% 1990: +24.7% 2006: +6.6% The first period
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US polls open today. Across the last 16 midterms, when the president’s party lost at least one chamber, the 10-year yield fell 36 bps on average over the next 12 months. BNY flags defense, energy, healthcare and crypto as the sectors with the most riding on who controls
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