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New York targets crypto with new $3.4B fines as perpetual futures turn prediction apps into nonstop leverage casinos
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Perps replace one off event contracts with always on leverage and margin calls, raising the stakes for regulators and users. New York’s latest $3.4 billion legal barrage against crypto firms lands just as prediction platforms rush into perpetual futures, turning one-off.
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