the_dunk_tank
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Oh you own 1/10000000 of a company? Guess you're in the owner class :shrugs:
Technicaly, if you made a strawmen this could work, like if the company had 1 x 10^20 net worth then yeah you'd have more wealth than any other working class person, its why I think you kind of need to be slightly careful when talking about financial market ghouls, the numbers are insane actualy when you get to it. Although yeah obviously fictional monopoly money vs real value and all that.
Billionaires proceed to do a hyperinflation just to make this claim unironically
Actually I think more like all the crytobros that could have sold at the top or close but end up holding the bag due to of a combination of greed and feeling like they're soon to become billionaires instead of just "richer".