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🚨 Now live on Deribit: PONS and CASHCAT USDC settled perpetuals.
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A busy week ahead on the economic calendar 🗓️
US inflation takes center stage on Wednesday with CPI, followed by PPI and retail sales on Thursday.
With several key releases packed into two days, traders may be watching for shifts in rate expectations and volatility.
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🚨 New Equity & ETF Perpetuals. Coming to Deribit.
On Wednesday, October 14, 2026 at 10:00 AM UTC, Deribit will launch the following USDC-settled equity perpetuals:
CRWV • ORCL • SOXS • DELL • PLTR • SNXX
Contract details:
🔹 Settlement: USDC
🔹 Full specs:
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308 Palestinian journalists in Gaza have been killed by the israelis since 2023 — a legacy of MURDER that’s unforgivable, sadistic, & inhumane
Unlike moves to eliminate the filibuster, the incentive this creates is not for party discipline but for cross-partisan bargaining, writes AEI’s Yuval Levin on a series of reforms of Senate rules from Senators Daines and Merkley.
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Washington and its allies have agency—and they can leverage the inherent weaknesses of the Russia-China alliance, write AEI’s @AngelaStent and @DanSHamilton
“Clinical AI is developing faster than the framework to regulate it,” AEI senior fellow @ScottGottliebMD writes in a new op-ed. Drawing lessons from how lab-developed tests (LDTs) were regulated, he urges Congress to build a framework that balances local innovation with wider access.
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AEI Press marks World Space Week by announcing a new edition of Charles Murray and Catherine Bly Cox’s classic Apollo: An American Epic—the greatest account of mankind’s greatest endeavor. Publishing on March 2, 2027.
Pre-order below.
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AEI’s @MichaelRStrain: After adjusting for inflation, the average wage of American workers is up more than 40% relative to three decades ago. Are people doing better more broadly speaking? I think the answer is yes.
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The Atlanta Fed’s Wage Growth Tracker edged down to 3.9% in September from 4.1% the prior month. Both Tracker measures for those not changing jobs and those changing jobs edged down as well. Those not changing jobs from 3.6% to 3.4% and those changing jobs from 5.0% to 4.7%.
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