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Upside Foods opened the largest synthetic meat factory in the world. It’s designed to grow thousands of pounds of chicken, beef and pork. Backed by Bill Gates and Richard Branson, Upside is betting consumers will go for vat-grown meat.
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Saudi Aramco Considers Buying Valvoline’s Petroleum Unit
Zuckerberg’s Metaverse to Lose ‘Significant’ Money in Near Term
Japan State-Backed Fund JIC Is Said to Explore Toshiba Bid
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Oz, McCormick Get Automatic Recount in Pennsylvania GOP Senate Race
Guggenheim’s Minerd Sees Bitcoin Sinking to $8,000 With Crypto Now ‘Suspect’
The 15 Central Park West of West Palm Beach Hits the Market
Panthers’ Joe Thornton Says He’s Undecided on Playing Future
‘Elvis’ Makes a Splash At Cannes Film Festival Premiere
Terra Is Back From Bankruptcy
The Shame of the Texas School Massacre
Voters Must End Boris Johnson’s Antics
Elon Musk’s 420-Degree Edgelord Pivot Is Getting Stale
Vacationers Head Back to the Skies, and So Do Airfares
A Heart-Failure Drug Tames Palpitations in Long-Covid Patients
‘We Must Do More’: Gabrielle Giffords, Others Commemorate George Floyd’s Murder
Apple’s Retail Chief Pushes Back on Unionization in Video to Staff
McDonald’s Investors May Ask Company for First Racial Audit
Countries Are Redeveloping Farms That Could Be Cutting Carbon
SEC to Crack Down on Misleading ESG Claims With Fund Rules
What Local Leaders Are Doing to Stop Baby Formula Price Gouging
Surge Reported in Number of Pedestrians Injured by E-Scooters
San Francisco Public Transit Wants To Win Back Riders by Featuring Writers
Luna Token Relaunch Kicks Crypto Hype Machine Back Into Gear
Wall Street Traditionalists Spar With FTX Over Crypto Derivatives
Guggenheim’s Minerd Sees Bitcoin Sinking to $8,000 With Crypto Now ‘Suspect’
Vildana Hajric and
Muyao Shen
Interest in Bitcoin has waned since the golden days of 2021, with prices and volume slumping, and online searches nosediving. But one corner of the derivatives market has been a standout.
Bitcoin perpetual contracts — which, unlike traditional calendar futures, don’t expire — have long been a crypto retail-investor favorite, with a bigger number of professional and institutional traders also shifting toward them and away from traditional calendar futures. Such contracts have grown to account for around 66% of open interest and roughly 93% of trading volume, according to data from Glassnode.
