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Wall Street's AI Guru Leopold Turns Off Lights and Eats Noodles as Holdings Plummet

On May 28, according to Bitget market data, 25-year-old Wall Street AI stock guru Leopold Aschenbrenner turned off the lights and ate noodles after the market opened today, with all of his holdings experiencing a general decline. Specifically, SanDisk (SNDK) fell by 0.6%; IREN dropped by 4.6%; CleanSpark (CLSK) decreased by 2.7%; RIOT rose by 1.4%; CORZ fell by 0.12%; and CRWV declined by 0.1%. Additionally, his newly established Q1 holdings TE fell by 2.37% and HIVE dropped by 2.69%.

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