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Wall Street wants crypto’s perpetual futures. The fight is over the rules
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Wall Street’s dispute over perpetual futures has brought crypto exchanges, established trading firms and two federal regulators into a fight over contracts tied to individual stocks, after three venues received clearance to list products without a scheduled expiration and a…
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