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How can they all crash at the same time?

These crypto currencies (and, take your pick, LINK, AAVE, etc) all function in very different ecosystems, from where the liquidity is sourced from to how long it takes a transaction to occur, to say nothing of confidence in their respective markets, we all know Bitcoin leads the way but correlation isn't 100% for any of them and even when it is, I would expect there to be a lag between the crash of one of the crash of another even when it's for the same reason. I realize this is from Coinbase and not the real measure but can someone explain it like I'm five - what is it that is happening from a digital mechanics standpoint to explain why they are displaying a price that is so clearly locked for a major drop like this? Also what caused the specific drop at that specific time today? submitted by /u/MatthewMarkert [link] [comments]

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We're not paying enough attention to Anthropic adding $6 billion ARR In February

This fact flew under the radar because all the attention is on war and oil. No one made a post about it. People are still not seeing AI stock growth potentials. AI stocks are still hugely under appreciated in terms of growth. Anthropic added $6 billion ARR in February alone. (Source) February only had 28 days. In July 2025, Morgan Stanley made an estimate on Anthropic: In its note, Morgan Stanley forecast Anthropic's revenue will grow from $4 billion this year to $10 billion in 2026 and $19 billion in 2027. The bank's analysts then assumed Anthropic gross profit margins of 60%, and estimated that 75% of related costs are spent on AWS cloud services. They estimated $4b vs $9b actual in 2025. They estimated $10b total in 2026. Anthropic is already at $19b by end of Feb. $25b by end March at the same rate. In other words, Morgan Stanley's picture of AI has been so wrong, it's downright laughable. They're likely going to be off by a factor of 10x. Most of Wall Street and stock investors have been wrong on AI. They simply can't comprehend exponential curves. Humans are really bad at seeing exponentials. Human minds default to linear. There's actually lot of research on this. You hang around r/stocks to look for an edge right? Here's the edge: Wallstreet was off by 10x in estimating AI growth. Even if they've corrected their models, they're likely still vastly underestimating. The vast majority of r/stocks members (representing the degen retail investors) still think AI is a scam and will collapse soon. You can tell because the negative comments below here will have far more upvotes than positive ones. Anti-AI comments will have 10x more upvotes than pro-AI comments. Scroll down and see for yourself. Both Wall Street and retail are extremely skeptical on AI despite the growing evidence of exponential scaling. If you are not buying the dip on AI stocks, what are you doing? To help you undertand what $6 billion in a month is: 1x Palantir annual revenue 5x Figma 1.34x Snowflake 1x Atlassian .25x Adobe .17x of SAP .14x of Salesforce In a single short month, Anthropic added 1x Palantir annual revenue and 1.34x Snowflake. Think about this. At the same growth rate, Anthropic will be significantly bigger than companies like Adobe, SAP, Salesforce by the end of 2026. In fact, if Anthropic added another $6b in March, they'll be at $25b ARR, the same size as Adobe. All reports indicate that Anthropic could have added a lot more but are severely compute constraint. All developers know this already because Clade Code goes down frequently because they don't have enough compute to serve demand. Your most likely thought is, well they can make a lot of money but are they making a profit? They're not profitable but they are on the way. Anthropic CEO has repeatedly said that their gross margins on inference is 50%+. OpenAI CEO has said the same thing. Independent token analysis confirms this: https://martinalderson.com/posts/are-openai-and-anth

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