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@TheFarrow darrow.eth
darrow.eth posts on X about bank, $sbny, bank of, new york the most. They currently have XXXXX followers and X posts still getting attention that total XXXXXX engagements in the last XX hours.
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Social Influence
Social category influence stocks #4043 finance XXXXX% cryptocurrencies XXXXX%
Social topic influence bank #317, $sbny #1, bank of 11.11%, new york 11.11%, fdic XXXXX%
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Top assets mentioned Signature Bank (SBNY)
Top Social Posts
Top posts by engagements in the last XX hours
"In the case the Signature Bank of New York $SBNY had 110B in assets and loan valuation of that 86B was deposits of that 76B was unsecured by FDIC bc they had more than the 250k limit in their account. So when the bank crashed Yellen allowed the SRE (Systemic Risk Exception) only used once b4 in 2008 to basically use the stock holders to bail out the 76B in unsecured deposits. Basically she protected the rich people at the cost of shareholders. So given that the stock is worth maybe $X after asset sales but if she hadn't done that it would be closer to $400/share. Insane"
X Link 2025-10-18T01:40Z 3551 followers, 10.9K engagements
"Get it @ensvision rewards #ENS 💎"
X Link 2025-12-14T21:30Z 3548 followers, 8933 engagements
"🧵 Signature Bank shareholders werent wiped out by the market. They were wiped out by a rule that protects the irresponsible rich depositors. Signature Bank - $SBNY didnt fail because it was insolvent in the traditional sense. It failed because regulators changed the rules mid-game & shareholders paid the price. Heres what most people still dont understand 👇 🔹 What normally happens when a bank fails Under standard FDIC rules: Depositors are insured up to $250000 Uninsured depositors absorb losses Shareholders are last in line but not automatically zero This hierarchy exists for a reason:"
X Link 2025-12-17T06:28Z 3548 followers, 26K engagements