trying this one on Robinhood, 100k now
IMG dev on sol
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interesting tekhttps://x.com/i/status/2077003966588620803
Mfs be sending random lore that RobinHood posted in the year 1267 BC, but ignoring this lore pinned on top of the RobinHood TikTok account even today
$Elves for retirement
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Mfs be sending random lore that RobinHood posted in the year 1267 BC, but ignoring this lore pinned on top of the RobinHood TikTok account even today
$Elves for retirement
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$Elves for retirement.
100k
Robinhood tiktok has a playlist tagged on top of their profile.
Bunch of videos of themself dressed as elves looking for retirement.
Its their most viral videos too.
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$Elves 152k dyor
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okx wallet:https://t.co/VQQQTyN8bv
It originated from a meme marketing content within the Robinhood ecosystem on TikTok
"Elves for Retirement (3)" is a video collection that uses Christmas elf characters in a humorous packaging
The videos basically feature them dressing up as elves, searching for retirement life, and frantically promoting the "retirement planning" concept within the Robinhood ecosystem
This is also their most widely spread video content
The above content is entirely my personal understanding and analysis (dyor). If you have other opinions, feel free to discuss them in the comments