Wayne

Today, we are filing a lawsuit against Justin Sun for defamation. Sun has launched a coordinated media smear campaign against World Liberty Financial and refused to stop even when confronted with the truth. Here's the story.🧵

昨天刚续了梯子 今天不能用了 草

盘一盘两年最值得的投资，那一定包含赫曼米勒，有条件的话买赫曼米勒，没条件就创造条件买赫曼米勒。 长期坐姿办公的人，一把好椅子真的很重要。

看到种言论，Rave代表币圈是诈骗，那2 3月所有代币一路归零走势的时候币圈就是价值投资了？国家都说币圈是诈骗这么多年了咋还在赌呢 砸盘不行，拉盘也不行，归零不用追责，拉飞要被调查人肉，要怎样😳 我其实是中立的，交易所里的多空按键也是中立的，但我觉得别做空赢了就是我比狗庄屌，做空被狗庄当大鱼抓了就是诈骗维权吧。 或许放在当事人的立场，面对巨额浮亏，会很痛苦绝望，但那真的没有办法啊，不指望别人共情是成年人的基本准则。 钱能买到的除了亏损，还有教训。

GameStop (GME) hit an intraday high of $483 on January 28, 2021, and closed at approximately $347.51. From a fundamental perspective, GameStop was at the time merely a struggling physical video game retailer with steadily declining annual revenue; most analysts considered its “fair value” to be no more than $10–20. In other words, sentiment and collective action propelled a “company with a fair value of $10” all the way to $483—a premium of over 40 times. The psychological mechanisms behind this are well worth understanding: 1. FOMO: Watching others make money causes rationality to instantly collapse. 2. Sense of collective identity: The “Us vs. Wall Street” narrative on Reddit turned buying GME into a matter of “taking sides,” rather than an investment decision. 3. Self-fulfilling prophecy: When enough people believe “it will keep rising,” it actually does—until the music stops. 4. A Mirror of the Crypto Market: This week’s $RAVE story is a carbon copy of GME. The only differences are that a physical stock was replaced by a meme coin, and Reddit was replaced by X (Twitter). I highly recommend watching *Dumb Money*🤪—the movie about the 2021 GameStop event. There’s a lot to learn from it.

GameStop (GME) hit an intraday high of $483 on January 28, 2021, and closed at approximately $347.51. From a fundamental perspective, GameStop was at the time merely a struggling physical video game retailer with steadily declining annual revenue; most analysts considered its “fair value” to be no more than $10–20. In other words, sentiment and collective action propelled a “company with a fair value of $10” all the way to $483—a premium of over 40 times. The psychological mechanisms behind this are well worth understanding: 1. FOMO: Watching others make money causes rationality to instantly collapse. 2. Sense of collective identity: The “Us vs. Wall Street” narrative on Reddit turned buying GME into a matter of “taking sides,” rather than an investment decision. 3. Self-fulfilling prophecy: When enough people believe “it will keep rising,” it actually does—until the music stops. 4. A Mirror of the Crypto Market: This week’s $RAVE story is a carbon copy of GME. The only differences are that a physical stock was replaced by a meme coin, and Reddit was replaced by X (Twitter). I highly recommend watching *Dumb Money*🤪—the movie about the 2021 GameStop event. There’s a lot to learn from it.