Citadel's 「Rug Pull」 AI Stock Market Oracle? The former hyped up interest rate hike expectations to create panic, bought the dip at a low price, and surged on the same day
BlockBeats News, July 31st, it was reported that the renowned Wall Street institution Citadel took over the majority of the investment portfolio of the AI Stock God yesterday. This news has sparked a heated discussion in the community, focusing on Citadel's "conspiracy theory" regarding the AI Stock God Leopold Aschenbrenner.
Public information indicates that Citadel has recently been actively promoting the Fed rate hike theory, creating a sense of tension in the market, coupled with the excessive market gains in the previous period, eventually leading to a market crash. This crash subsequently triggered a margin call on Situational Awareness, a fund under the AI Stock God. However, the Fed did not actually raise interest rates.
Interestingly, on the same day Citadel took over the majority of the investment portfolio of the AI Stock God, the related stocks surged across the board. Its top holdings, Nebius, SanDisk, Micron, and CoreWeave, mostly rose by over 20% yesterday.
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