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Reddit shares plunge almost 25% in two days, finish the week below first day close

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Reddit shares plunge almost 25% in two days, finish the week below first day close

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  • Oh noooo, who would have guessed the initial week would have been pumped to grift more value out of it and then immediately hard dumped

  • That spezial mod of r/jailbait already cashed out his shares for something like 16 million so he got his... I doubt he cares what happens now.

  • Called it. Overvalued. The site has been is in dire need of investments to improve the platform. Give tools for the moderators to do their job properly (they're already working for free), improve the page layout, fight bots in a more intelligent manner, find innovative ways to make the platform turn a profit instead of resorting to the most assholeish, intrusive and abusive ways ever. But instead the dipshit that runs that dumpster fire gave himself a huge undeserved paycheck with the money that should have been used to do that so when it inevitably comes crashing down he has made some reserves.

    I wouldn't be surprised if most of the traffic on that site is bots farming karma so they can spam some ads at that point and a significant portion of human accounts they have left are probably shadow banned by false bot detection. Every attempt they've made to make money out of the platform was so terribly thought through that it just unnecessarily resulted in a far worse experience for the userbase than it needed to, screwed over the people who work for free to keep running and was met with huge backlash every time. And they still can't turn a profit.

  • Bull trap. Which will follow with a bear trap. Then after two bounces it'll crash like Robinhood.

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