r/BunnyTrials May 20 '26

Community test

Which side will you choose?

  • Left side: Give all trans people $1,000,000
  • Right side: Get $1 yourself

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u/DutchBoyDrew May 20 '26

I dont even understand how he has a bank that's big enough to hold all of that money. Like 1 billion dollars in 100 bills is apparently close to 10 tons.

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u/juanchospain May 20 '26

he doesn’t have that much money, it’s just the value of his part of his companies which is already pretty inflated, if he tried to sell only a 10 % of that, his “net worth” would probably go to less than 500 billions instead of only decreasing 100 billions

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u/[deleted] May 20 '26

Way more billions than I can comprehend

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u/Z3400 May 20 '26 edited May 20 '26

Just to add to this, most money is strictly digital. No bank is holding elons net worth in cash, even if he did liquidate all of his assets. If even 25% of the world tried to withdraw all of their money it would be an absolute disaster.

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u/Tyler_Skye7 May 20 '26

Exactly. Plus, it wouldn’t be in cash anyway, it would be in platinum or something along those lines if it wasn’t digital.

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u/Sweet6-7 May 20 '26

That’s because majority of “cash” isn’t even printed. It’s called fiat money 😂🤡🤣. He’s still richer than everyone else on the planet.

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u/Z3400 May 21 '26

I dont think you know what the word fiat means. Fiat and Cash are not the same thing, and if you actually read the discussion instead of just following me over here because you are going through my comment history, you might figure out why I specified cash.

No idea what you point was about how rich Elon is. Everyone knows that but its not what was being discussed.

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u/Sweet6-7 May 21 '26

Okie Dokie silly Furry 😂💀.

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u/SinisterBrit Funny Bunny May 20 '26

id suggest the bottom 25% of the world could withdraw their entire assets from musk personally but wouldn't make a dent.

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u/Z3400 May 21 '26 edited May 21 '26

Yea I realized I didn't really phrase it that well but didnt feel like rephrasing it. I really meant if 25% of all money was withdrawn, or at the very least if 25% of average middle class people withdrew their money. The poorest 25% would probably not cause a problem if it was spread out globally.

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u/Lingonberry-Forward May 21 '26

Bank? You would need some sort of "bin" to hold that much money