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Options trading on BlackRock’s spot bitcoin ETF, IBIT, surged to a record 2.33 million contracts on Thursday as bitcoin crashed.
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Some Ohio Republicans condemn racist Trump video depicting Obamas as primates
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A renewed wave of dip buying powered the best day for stocks since May in the wake of a tech rout fueled by worries