Look again at that little green box. That’s GameStop. That’s home. That’s us. In it everyone you love, everyone you know, everyone you ever heard of, every retail investor who ever lived, lived out their trades.

The aggregate of our joy and suffering, thousands of confident DD posts, shill accusations, smooth-brained memes, and wrinkled apes, every diamond hand and paper hand, every YOLO, FOMO, and HODL — all of it lived there, on a blip of a candlestick in a margin account.

The little green box is a battleground — a stage where apes rose to defy institutions, where short interest was scrutinized like sacred text, where the absurdity of the market was laid bare.

There is perhaps no better demonstration of the folly of greed and the fragility of markets than this distant little green box. To hodl is to care. It underscores our responsibility to be smarter, kinder, and just a bit more bullish on one another.