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Concerns grow over risks from perpetual futures trading

Wall Street concerns about perpetual futures and round-the-clock trading have become more urgent. The headline characterizes the issue as an existential crisis for financial markets.

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Uncontrolled risks in continuously traded derivatives could amplify market volatility and losses.

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  1. Wall Street's existential crisis over perpetual futures — the 24/7 security on steroids — just got urgent ↗cnbc.com · Recorded source date: Aug 21, 2026, 1:02 PM UTC

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