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Over Half of Home Listings Have Been Lingering on the Market for More Than 2 Months

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By Caroline Carter Verified
| RealtyTimes Verified
More than half (52.2%) of February’s home listings were on the market for at least 60 days without going under contract (i.e. they were stale) nationwide, up from 50.1% a year earlier and the highest share since 2019. That’s according to a new report from Redfin, the real estate brokerage powered by Rocket. This is based on an analysis of listings on Redfin.com going back through 2012. The data is seasonal, which is why this February is compared to past Februarys.
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Stablecoins and the double standard of money

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By Caroline Carter Verified
| buff.ly
Stablecoins are judged not according to the standards applied to banks, but to an idealised benchmark no private money has historically achieved without public support: perfect convertibility at all times, in all conditions, without institutional backing. Biagio Bossone’shistorical analysis provides a reminder of what private money looked like without central bank guarantees. Critics of stablecoins rarely miss an opportunity to pronounce their demise.
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Stablecoins and the double standard of money

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By Caroline Carter Verified
| blogs.lse.ac.uk
Stablecoins are judged not according to the standards applied to banks, but to an idealised benchmark no private money has historically achieved without public support: perfect convertibility at all times, in all conditions, without institutional backing. Biagio Bossone’shistorical analysis provides a reminder of what private money looked like without central bank guarantees. Critics of stablecoins rarely miss an opportunity to pronounce their demise.
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