This is so weird. Just yesterday I was chatting with an online friend saying that I did not really like memes. This morning I wake up and see this article:
The moral of my story is: Just because you don't like something, that doesn't mean that you should ignore it. You might be missing out. (I also don't like Reddit very much.)
File this under: Things that make you go ... Hmmm ...🤔? 🌝 🌝
This article's title caught my attention for 3 reasons.
I am trying to keep up with the evolution of NFTs (non-fungible tokens);
I had no idea there was such a thing as “meme stocks”;
I do keep up with women in sports; especially the Olympians.
Quoting some highlights from this article:
“Ohanian On Meme Stocks: Reddit, which was founded by Alexis Ohanian, is now valued at $10 billion in a new funding round announced by the company.
Reddit has become a go-to place for trading ideas for investors with the WallStreetBets subreddit now actively tracked for social sentiment. …
“I’ve invested big in women’s sports, but the rise of NFTs and trading card boom is going to be HUGE for women’s sports,” Ohanian said. ...”
Uh huh. Good investing tips!
Another tip?
Benzinga.com is an excellent go-to site for information about cryptocurrrency, FOREX, and other financial topics. It shares "Actionable Trading Ideas, Real-Time News, and Financial Insight".
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