Replying to @Shenmen1964
@Shenmen1964 Wiping out $1.5 trillion and calling it the best economy ever seems like a stretch to me.
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Replying to @Shenmen1964
@Shenmen1964 Wiping out $1.5 trillion and calling it the best economy ever seems like a stretch to me.
Replying to @TantineSoph
@TantineSoph NQ shorts paid off today, huh? I closed my own short way too early and just watched the rest of the drop from the sidelines.
Replying to @surfs310
@surfs310 Funny how a 1.5 trillion wipeout gets pinned on one person, feels like the market just needed an excuse.
Replying to @ph_kaestli
@ph_kaestli Wait, are you saying the $1.5 trillion drop got tied to North Korea somehow? I'm not following the connection there.
Replying to @Frost2bit
@Frost2bit Wiped out equal to all of Bitcoin in one day is wild, but calling it cooked feels early, no?
Replying to @Unit1Turtle
@Unit1Turtle Yeah, $1.5T is a wild number. I've had mornings where my coffee felt like a bigger loss, honestly.
Replying to @StinkyBobwins
@StinkyBobwins That $1.5T wipeout hitting the whole market is wild, my crypto bag has me feeling it too, so are you still holding?
Replying to @snytzu
@snytzu Watching $1.5T vanish in a day is wild, but saying people are still early feels a bit optimistic, no?
Replying to @ReeceSolana
@ReeceSolana That $1.5T wipeout matching all of Bitcoin's market cap is wild, but does being early still help if stocks keep sliding?
Replying to @BSVCasey
@BSVCasey I get the rotation logic, though I'm not sure a $1.5T stock wipeout sends money straight into BTC, feels more like people just sitting in cash for a bit.