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Crypto perpetuals predict Wall Street’s Monday open direction with 89% accuracy, Binance Research data shows

Crypto perpetuals accurately predict Wall Street’s Monday open 89% of the time, per Binance Research, with a 0.80 correlation. Weekend trading surges, like $8.1B in gold-linked perpetuals during tensions, highlight crypto’s growing influence on traditional markets.
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Sun Belt Housing Prices Plummet, Rust Belt Rise as Fortune Reports Shift

Sun Belt housing prices plummet as Rust Belt gains traction, driven by affordability and migration. National prices rose 1.1% in 2026, but Sun Belt areas face declines, while Rust Belt cities like Pittsburgh and Cleveland see 5.8-8.6% gains. Affordability shifts reshape migration patterns, with buyers prioritizing value over location.
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Meta Removes Law Firm Ads Amid Social Media Addiction Lawsuits

Meta removes law firm ads tied to social media addiction lawsuits after a $6M California verdict, marking a legal shift toward holding tech companies accountable for design impacts on minors. Courts increasingly challenge Section 230 defenses, with civil penalties and regulatory scrutiny reshaping platform accountability.
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March 2026 CPI Report: Inflation Surges 3.3% Amid Energy Price Spike

March 2026 CPI report shows 3.3% annual inflation surge, driven by a 10.9% MoM energy price spike, with gasoline prices up 21.2%. Geopolitical tensions, including the Iran conflict, disrupted global oil markets, fueling inflationary pressures.
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Traders Bet $950M on Oil Prices Dropping Before U.S.-Iran Ceasefire

Traders wagered $950M on oil price declines ahead of the U.S.-Iran ceasefire, executed days before Trump’s April 8 announcement. The bet, tied to geopolitical shifts, triggered a 15% drop in crude futures, underscoring markets’ sensitivity to Trump’s policy moves and ceasefire timing.
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Stock futures dip after Dow’s best day since April 2025 following U.S.-Iran ceasefire

Stock futures dipped after the Dow's strongest day since April 2025, driven by a U.S.-Iran ceasefire. Energy markets fell sharply, while tech and emerging markets surged. Analysts warned of the deal's temporary nature, sparking cautious optimism amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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South Korea Stocks Lead Asian Rally as U.S.-Iran Ceasefire Cuts Oil Prices

South Korea’s Kospi surged 6.87% as U.S.-Iran ceasefire eased oil price fears, spurring Asian markets. Global crude dropped 16.41%, with Brent at $94.75, as investors bet on Hormuz reopening. Trump’s deadline and ceasefire marked a diplomatic shift, boosting equity gains amid geopolitical uncertainty.
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Iran War Alters Housing Market as Buyers Focus on Affordability

Iran's war sparks housing market shifts as buyers prioritize affordability over price, driven by rising mortgage rates and economic uncertainty. Survey data shows 33% of agents note heightened focus on financial stability, with regional disparities and prolonged listings signaling a cautious market amid geopolitical tensions.
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Switzerland and XRP Lead $224M Crypto ETP Inflow Rebound

Switzerland and XRP led a $224M crypto ETP inflow rebound, with Switzerland accounting for 7,0% and XRP capturing $120M, signaling shifting institutional demand toward Europe and altcoins amid regulatory uncertainty.
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Guardian’s Investigation Exposes Meta’s Role in Child Sex Trafficking on Facebook and Instagram, Leading to $375M Verdict

A New Mexico jury awarded Meta $375M for enabling child exploitation via encrypted platforms, citing systemic failures in safety measures. The Guardian’s investigation revealed how encrypted messaging and algorithmic flaws allowed predators to groom minors, sparking calls for stricter tech oversight.
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