James Seyffart says contracts tied to an underlying asset should be treated like swaps or other derivatives, with counterparty risk at the center. The warning fits his broader focus on hidden risks across earnings-driven markets and crypto.
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James Seyffart says contracts tied to an underlying asset should be treated like swaps or other derivatives, with counterparty risk at the center. The warning fits his broader focus on hidden risks across earnings-driven markets and crypto.
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