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If you aren't familiar with Stocktwits, ... it was they who came up with the Cashtag notation, in 2008.
So when you see $AAPL, for instance, that "$" prefix indicates it is a Cash tag, and that method of tagging currencies and equities took off on Stocktwits long before [Twitter eventually recognized that as a stock or currency symbol:
Now you can click on ticker symbols like $GE on https://twitter.com/ to see search results about stocks and companies
Here's more on Cash tag and its origin at Stocktwits.
‘Cashtag’ Ticker Symbols On Twitter Now Send Users To Search Results https://martech.org/cashtag-ticker-symbols-on-twitter-now-send-users-to-search-results/
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To avoid people being blocked by a paywall, this post used the Archive (no subscription, no paywall).
Here is the original article, on WSJ:
Social-Media Platform Stocktwits Takes Cue From Brokerages, Adds Crypto Trading https://www.wsj.com/articles/social-media-platform-stocktwits-takes-cue-from-brokerages-adds-crypto-trading-11643889603
And the version for Yahoo/Reuters:
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Stocktwits has added about 2 million registered users over the past two years, pushing its total to 6 million, and many of them are focused on crypto.
There is another reason the company is starting with crypto as opposed to equities—there are fewer regulatory hurdles to offering crypto trading.
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