I'm back. I'll summarize:

🎬 Lucky Number Slevin as the Rosetta Stone of the GameStop Saga

An allegorical breakdown of revenge, misdirection, and the illusion of control

“The Kansas City Shuffle is when everybody looks right, and you go left.” – Mr. Goodkat In the film Lucky Number Slevin, a meticulously orchestrated revenge plot unfolds under layers of false identities, mistaken assumptions, and a long-simmering vendetta.
Keith Gill (Roaring Kitty) has repeatedly referenced in memes — and not without reason. The parallels between the film’s plot and the $GME saga run deep, and the metaphors may reveal a narrative hiding in plain sight

For folks in the $GME and $BBBY community, this was a bit of a sleeper notice that came out on 9/28 that seems like it's a bigger deal than they are saying. Gotta dig deep to find what they are up to. First, the release:
finance.yahoo.com/news/bny-appro… What does it mean? The key is in this section:

"BNY’s proposed structure includes the use of individual crypto wallets, each of which would have a separate bank account, and would be prohibited from being comingled with bank assets, Gensler said. It’s up to the bank to decide whether to expand the pool of digital asset use cases it’s comfortable custodying, he said."

The recurrent question I get from people in the meme stock community is a good one - "If it is so clear to us, why don't they see it coming?" A couple reasons - a🧵 1. A dependence on modeling the thing that is volatile on a minute basis (ticker data, social media sentiment, etc) over modeling things that have long wave cycles (strategic capital moves, incentive programs, marketing shifts, etc)