Opendoor’s Rebirth: Can the Army Turn Meme Momentum Into Millions?

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·2025-09-14
Eric Jackson's call on Carvana which led to Carvana rising from $4 to $400 is driving eveyone to expecting OpenDoor to rise from $0.50 to $50. Is this too far fetched? Ordinarily I will call for caution as often times, many investor legends become that from just one good move. Like one hit wonders. However this time around, it is moving up in an environment where the entire market is on a wild stampede up in valuation, and everyone is in FOMO mode. OpenDoor going up from $0.50 to $10.00 in just a few days is suggesting that it may well be pushed up to $50. Driven purely just by the masses wanting to find the next Carvana. And interestingly the money seems to be moving from some Mag-7's. Lately Nvidia, Apple, etc., have been seeing funds being withdrawn. This may be what i
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Its market cap had gone from $20 billion at its SPAC peak to less than $500 million.\nThen came Eric Jackson.\nIf you don’t know him, he’s a founding hedge fund manager at EMJ Capital. He got wrecked in 2022 after an anchor investor withdrew substantial funds during a tech downturn. But he redeemed himself with his legendary call on Carvana (CVNA), which went from $4 to $400 in just two years. \nWhen he says he sees a ‘100-bagger,’ people listen.\nIn July, Jackson tweeted that he had taken a stake in Opendoor and believed it could be his next 100-bagger. The internet took that and ran. Within days, thousands of retail traders piled in, and the ‘Opendoor Army’ was born.\nAt first, it looked like a classic meme-stock spike. OPEN sprinted from $0.50 to $3. Then $5. But as quickly as it came, the rally faded. By early August, Opendoor had slipped back below $2 after posting another ugly earnings report.\nEveryone figured the meme trade was over.\nBoy, were they wrong.\nOpendoor’s Meme Stock Rally Becomes a Real Turnaround\nThe second act of this saga began when Anthony Pompliano – better known as ‘Pomp,’ the crypto influencer with millions of followers – disclosed that he had also taken a stake in Opendoor.\nSuddenly, this wasn’t just Jackson. It was Jackson and Pomp, two widely followed internet investors both planting their flags on this struggling company.\nThe retail crowd doubled down. They didn’t just want the stock to go higher. They wanted to change the company itself, demanding:\n\nA new CEO with AI bona fides.\nA reimagined business model centered on AI-driven services, not risky housing inventory.\nThe return of original co-founders like Keith Rabois and Eric Wu.\n\nAnd Opendoor actually listened.\nIn mid-August, then-CEO Carrie Wheeler abruptly resigned – the first domino to fall. Within weeks, the board was reshuffled. Rabois and Wu were invited back, with Rabois becoming Chairman. Former Shopify (SHOP) COO Kax Nejatian – a product visionary with a strong AI track record – was named CEO.\nTo top it off, Khosla Ventures cut a $40 million check to support the turnaround.\nWhat started as a meme rally became a grassroots shareholder revolt that literally reinvented the company.\nAnd the rocketed again, blasting past $10 for a 20X gain from its July lows.\nThe Original Vision: Reinventing Housing With iBuying\nTo appreciate what’s happening now, you need to remember what Opendoor was always meant to be.\nFounded in 2014 by Keith Rabois, Eric Wu, and JD Ross, Opendoor’s mission was simple: make buying and selling homes as easy as buying and selling products on Amazon (AMZN).\nThe company pioneered ‘iBuying’ – offering instant cash offers on homes through its digital platform, then reselling those homes for profit.\nThe model worked… for a while. By 2019, Opendoor was moving nearly 19,000 homes annually and generating close to $5 billion in revenue. In its established metros like Phoenix, it was hitting 2% market share.\nBigtime VC Chamath Palihapitiya took it public via SPAC in 2020. The stock ripped to $40, and the valuation topped $20 billion.\nThen came inflation, high interest rates, a frozen housing market – and the iBuying model broke.\nBuying real estate in bulk works when home prices rise; but it’s a bloodbath when prices fall or stagnate. By 2022, Opendoor was fire-selling inventory, burning cash, and laying off staff. The stock cratered.\n\nAnd by July of this year, OPEN looked dead in the water… until it was rescued by the Opendoor Army.\nOpendoor’s New AI-Powered Business Model\nThese retail vigilantes aren’t just cheerleading. They’re re-architecting the business, giving it the foundation to endure and dominate.\nThe iBuying model made Opendoor a ‘hedge fund for homes’: buy inventory, hold, hope prices rise. That’s capital-intensive and risky.\nThe new vision? Make Opendoor the Citadel of homes.\nThink about how Citadel works in equities. When you sell a stock, you’re often selling it to Citadel, who instantly flips it to another buyer. It doesn’t ‘hold’ the stock; it provides liquidity and earns a spread.\nOpendoor can do the same in real estate – use AI algorithms to price homes in real time, provide instant liquidity to sellers, and match them with buyers. Only occasionally would it need to actually hold inventory.\nThat model:\n\nLeans on the company’s AI pricing expertise.\nScales more efficiently.\nOperates with fatter margins.\nDramatically reduces balance sheet risk.\n\nThis would transform Opendoor from a capital-hungry business into a capital-light platform.\nGrowth Potential: Market Share and Valuation Scenarios\nLet’s run some scenarios.\n\nBaseline U.S. housing market: ~5.5 million homes sold annually. Average price ~$400,000; ~$2.2 trillion in transaction value every year.\nIf Opendoor captures 5% market share: ~275,000 homes per year – roughly $4 billion in revenues, ~$500 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) (assuming a 50-50 split between iBuying at 5% margins and AI market-making at 30% margins).\n10% share: ~$8 billion revenues, ~$1 billion EBITDA.\n20% share: ~$16 billion revenues, ~$2 billion EBITDA.\n\nNow apply multiples. If Opendoor evolves into a software-style business with predictable margins, it could fetch 35X EBITDA – the going rate for premium software-as-a-service (SaaS) names.\nThat implies valuations from:\n\n$17.5 billion at 5% share. (~$25/share).\n$35 billion at 10% share. (~$50/share).\n$70 billion at 20% share. (~$100/share).\n\nFrom today’s stock price, that’s anywhere from a 2.5X to 10X upside.\nWhy This Turnaround Has Real Momentum\nOf course, we understand these are all hypotheticals. But three things make us confident this could evolve from fantasy into reality.\nFirst, the energy driving this shift: The Opendoor Army isn’t just noise. It’s already forced a CEO change, reinstalled founders, and attracted VC backing. These investors are aligned, motivated, and loud. Retail energy has real power when channeled constructively.\nSecond, the talent: Kax Nejatian is not a meme CEO. He’s the real deal – a product and AI operator with Shopify and Facebook experience. With Rabois back as chairman, the leadership table is stacked with proven talent.\nThird, the capital: With shares back above $10, Opendoor can easily raise hundreds of millions through a secondary. Combine that with Khosla’s $40 million and Wu’s reinvestment, and the runway is there to build.\nAltogether, that’s the recipe for a real and lasting turnaround.\nThough, clearly, the risks remain.\n\nThe housing market is cyclical. If volumes stay frozen, even a better model struggles.\nAI pricing works at scale, but scaling trust in AI home valuations is tricky.\nExecution risk is massive. Transforming a company culture from balance-sheet heavy to software-light is not an overnight job.\n\nAnd we can’t ignore history: most meme-stock-turned-fundamentals stories end badly. GameStop (GME) never became Amazon. AMC (AMC) never became Netflix.\nBut the difference here? Opendoor already has the infrastructure, the technology, and the data. It isn’t about building from scratch – it’s pivoting an existing platform.\nThe Future of Opendoor: Meme Hype or Lasting Transformation?\nThis is what makes Opendoor fascinating.\nMost meme rallies are castles in the air: stock prices with no foundation. But Opendoor’s rally has created its own foundation. The Army forced out a CEO, installed a visionary operator, brought founders back, and attracted real VC money.\nThat’s a corporate rebirth. But now the hard part begins.\nChanging management is one thing. Rebuilding a business model is another. Execution will take years, and patience will be tested. But for the first time in years, Opendoor has a real shot.\nMaybe the Opendoor Army is right about this being a 100-bagger in the making. Or maybe it’s just another meme stock headed for the graveyard.\nEither way, the next chapter of Opendoor is going to be one hell of a ride. And if the company does pull it off, the story we’ll tell in a few years won’t just be about a stock that went parabolic… it’ll be about the biggest business turnaround of all time.\nOpendoor’s rebirth shows how fast fortunes can change when technology and capital collide. But as big as the housing market is, a different sector is boasting a trillion-dollar opportunity right now… humanoid robotics.\nTesla’s (TSLA) Optimus project is accelerating the race to put robots in every warehouse, factory, and household – and the suppliers making the critical components behind these bots could see monster profits. \nEarly investors who spot these companies before ubiquity hits could be sitting on the kind of windfalls we haven’t seen since the dawn of the internet.\nDiscover the opportunity that could mint the next generation of 100-baggers.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSubmit\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Luke Lango\nEditor, Hypergrowth Investing\n\n\nMeet Luke Lango\nBy uncovering early investments in hypergrowth industries, Luke Lango puts you on the ground-floor of world-changing megatrends.\n\n\n\n\n\t\t\t\tLearn more about Luke\t\t\t\n\n\n\n\n\nArticle printed from InvestorPlace Media, https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/2025/09/opendoors-rebirth-can-the-army-turn-meme-momentum-into-millions/.\n©2025 InvestorPlace Media, LLC","kind":"highlight","is_publish_news":true,"is_publish_highlight":false,"is_publish_live":false,"is_publish_wemedia":null,"editions":null,"column":"","sentiment":"0","news_tag":"","news_rank":0,"symbols":[],"gpt_button":0,"need_auth":false,"code":"91000000","status":"200"},"commentList":[{"id":478327110206128,"gmtCreate":1757810735267,"gmtModify":1757921534953,"author":{"id":"3576140222331577","authorId":"3576140222331577","name":"Guavaxf30","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/1ff15ff6aa254c9130f9af922f7e2447","vip":1,"crmLevel":12,"crmLevelSwitch":1,"idStr":"3576140222331577","authorIdStr":"3576140222331577"},"htmlText":"Eric Jackson's call on Carvana which led to Carvana rising from $4 to $400 is driving eveyone to expecting OpenDoor to rise from $0.50 to $50. Is this too far fetched?&nbsp; Ordinarily I will call for caution as often times, many investor legends become that from just one good move. Like one hit wonders. However this time around, it is moving up in an environment where the entire market is on a wild stampede up in valuation, and everyone is in FOMO mode.&nbsp; OpenDoor going up from $0.50 to $10.00 in just a few days is suggesting that it may well be pushed up to $50. Driven purely just by the masses wanting to find the next Carvana.&nbsp; And interestingly the money seems to be moving from some Mag-7's. Lately Nvidia, Apple, etc., have been seeing funds being withdrawn. This may be what i","listText":"Eric Jackson's call on Carvana which led to Carvana rising from $4 to $400 is driving eveyone to expecting OpenDoor to rise from $0.50 to $50. Is this too far fetched?&nbsp; Ordinarily I will call for caution as often times, many investor legends become that from just one good move. Like one hit wonders. However this time around, it is moving up in an environment where the entire market is on a wild stampede up in valuation, and everyone is in FOMO mode.&nbsp; OpenDoor going up from $0.50 to $10.00 in just a few days is suggesting that it may well be pushed up to $50. Driven purely just by the masses wanting to find the next Carvana.&nbsp; And interestingly the money seems to be moving from some Mag-7's. Lately Nvidia, Apple, etc., have been seeing funds being withdrawn. This may be what i","text":"Eric Jackson's call on Carvana which led to Carvana rising from $4 to $400 is driving eveyone to expecting OpenDoor to rise from $0.50 to $50. Is this too far fetched? Ordinarily I will call for caution as often times, many investor legends become that from just one good move. Like one hit wonders. However this time around, it is moving up in an environment where the entire market is on a wild stampede up in valuation, and everyone is in FOMO mode. OpenDoor going up from $0.50 to $10.00 in just a few days is suggesting that it may well be pushed up to $50. Driven purely just by the masses wanting to find the next Carvana. And interestingly the money seems to be moving from some Mag-7's. Lately Nvidia, Apple, etc., have been seeing funds being withdrawn. 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trading at just $0.50, Opendoor stock has skyrocketed more than 20X in just two months. \n\nThe turnaround has been fueled by retail investors, bold leadership changes, and a complete reimagining of the business around AI. \nNow Wall Street is asking: is this just another fleeting meme-stock spike – or the start of one of the most remarkable corporate transformations in modern history?\nWe think the latter… \nThe Rise of the Opendoor Army: Retail Investors Take Charge\nRewind to early July 2025, when Opendoor was basically a punchline.\nThe onetime iBuying pioneer had been reduced to a penny stock, trading for less than a buck after years of brutal losses, collapsing home volumes, and a balance sheet weighed down by money-losing inventory. Its market cap had gone from $20 billion at its SPAC peak to less than $500 million.\nThen came Eric Jackson.\nIf you don’t know him, he’s a founding hedge fund manager at EMJ Capital. He got wrecked in 2022 after an anchor investor withdrew substantial funds during a tech downturn. But he redeemed himself with his legendary call on Carvana (CVNA), which went from $4 to $400 in just two years. \nWhen he says he sees a ‘100-bagger,’ people listen.\nIn July, Jackson tweeted that he had taken a stake in Opendoor and believed it could be his next 100-bagger. The internet took that and ran. Within days, thousands of retail traders piled in, and the ‘Opendoor Army’ was born.\nAt first, it looked like a classic meme-stock spike. OPEN sprinted from $0.50 to $3. Then $5. But as quickly as it came, the rally faded. By early August, Opendoor had slipped back below $2 after posting another ugly earnings report.\nEveryone figured the meme trade was over.\nBoy, were they wrong.\nOpendoor’s Meme Stock Rally Becomes a Real Turnaround\nThe second act of this saga began when Anthony Pompliano – better known as ‘Pomp,’ the crypto influencer with millions of followers – disclosed that he had also taken a stake in Opendoor.\nSuddenly, this wasn’t just Jackson. It was Jackson and Pomp, two widely followed internet investors both planting their flags on this struggling company.\nThe retail crowd doubled down. They didn’t just want the stock to go higher. They wanted to change the company itself, demanding:\n\nA new CEO with AI bona fides.\nA reimagined business model centered on AI-driven services, not risky housing inventory.\nThe return of original co-founders like Keith Rabois and Eric Wu.\n\nAnd Opendoor actually listened.\nIn mid-August, then-CEO Carrie Wheeler abruptly resigned – the first domino to fall. Within weeks, the board was reshuffled. Rabois and Wu were invited back, with Rabois becoming Chairman. Former Shopify (SHOP) COO Kax Nejatian – a product visionary with a strong AI track record – was named CEO.\nTo top it off, Khosla Ventures cut a $40 million check to support the turnaround.\nWhat started as a meme rally became a grassroots shareholder revolt that literally reinvented the company.\nAnd the rocketed again, blasting past $10 for a 20X gain from its July lows.\nThe Original Vision: Reinventing Housing With iBuying\nTo appreciate what’s happening now, you need to remember what Opendoor was always meant to be.\nFounded in 2014 by Keith Rabois, Eric Wu, and JD Ross, Opendoor’s mission was simple: make buying and selling homes as easy as buying and selling products on Amazon (AMZN).\nThe company pioneered ‘iBuying’ – offering instant cash offers on homes through its digital platform, then reselling those homes for profit.\nThe model worked… for a while. By 2019, Opendoor was moving nearly 19,000 homes annually and generating close to $5 billion in revenue. In its established metros like Phoenix, it was hitting 2% market share.\nBigtime VC Chamath Palihapitiya took it public via SPAC in 2020. The stock ripped to $40, and the valuation topped $20 billion.\nThen came inflation, high interest rates, a frozen housing market – and the iBuying model broke.\nBuying real estate in bulk works when home prices rise; but it’s a bloodbath when prices fall or stagnate. By 2022, Opendoor was fire-selling inventory, burning cash, and laying off staff. The stock cratered.\n\nAnd by July of this year, OPEN looked dead in the water… until it was rescued by the Opendoor Army.\nOpendoor’s New AI-Powered Business Model\nThese retail vigilantes aren’t just cheerleading. They’re re-architecting the business, giving it the foundation to endure and dominate.\nThe iBuying model made Opendoor a ‘hedge fund for homes’: buy inventory, hold, hope prices rise. That’s capital-intensive and risky.\nThe new vision? Make Opendoor the Citadel of homes.\nThink about how Citadel works in equities. When you sell a stock, you’re often selling it to Citadel, who instantly flips it to another buyer. It doesn’t ‘hold’ the stock; it provides liquidity and earns a spread.\nOpendoor can do the same in real estate – use AI algorithms to price homes in real time, provide instant liquidity to sellers, and match them with buyers. Only occasionally would it need to actually hold inventory.\nThat model:\n\nLeans on the company’s AI pricing expertise.\nScales more efficiently.\nOperates with fatter margins.\nDramatically reduces balance sheet risk.\n\nThis would transform Opendoor from a capital-hungry business into a capital-light platform.\nGrowth Potential: Market Share and Valuation Scenarios\nLet’s run some scenarios.\n\nBaseline U.S. housing market: ~5.5 million homes sold annually. Average price ~$400,000; ~$2.2 trillion in transaction value every year.\nIf Opendoor captures 5% market share: ~275,000 homes per year – roughly $4 billion in revenues, ~$500 million in earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortization (EBITDA) (assuming a 50-50 split between iBuying at 5% margins and AI market-making at 30% margins).\n10% share: ~$8 billion revenues, ~$1 billion EBITDA.\n20% share: ~$16 billion revenues, ~$2 billion EBITDA.\n\nNow apply multiples. If Opendoor evolves into a software-style business with predictable margins, it could fetch 35X EBITDA – the going rate for premium software-as-a-service (SaaS) names.\nThat implies valuations from:\n\n$17.5 billion at 5% share. (~$25/share).\n$35 billion at 10% share. (~$50/share).\n$70 billion at 20% share. (~$100/share).\n\nFrom today’s stock price, that’s anywhere from a 2.5X to 10X upside.\nWhy This Turnaround Has Real Momentum\nOf course, we understand these are all hypotheticals. But three things make us confident this could evolve from fantasy into reality.\nFirst, the energy driving this shift: The Opendoor Army isn’t just noise. It’s already forced a CEO change, reinstalled founders, and attracted VC backing. These investors are aligned, motivated, and loud. Retail energy has real power when channeled constructively.\nSecond, the talent: Kax Nejatian is not a meme CEO. He’s the real deal – a product and AI operator with Shopify and Facebook experience. With Rabois back as chairman, the leadership table is stacked with proven talent.\nThird, the capital: With shares back above $10, Opendoor can easily raise hundreds of millions through a secondary. Combine that with Khosla’s $40 million and Wu’s reinvestment, and the runway is there to build.\nAltogether, that’s the recipe for a real and lasting turnaround.\nThough, clearly, the risks remain.\n\nThe housing market is cyclical. If volumes stay frozen, even a better model struggles.\nAI pricing works at scale, but scaling trust in AI home valuations is tricky.\nExecution risk is massive. Transforming a company culture from balance-sheet heavy to software-light is not an overnight job.\n\nAnd we can’t ignore history: most meme-stock-turned-fundamentals stories end badly. GameStop (GME) never became Amazon. AMC (AMC) never became Netflix.\nBut the difference here? Opendoor already has the infrastructure, the technology, and the data. It isn’t about building from scratch – it’s pivoting an existing platform.\nThe Future of Opendoor: Meme Hype or Lasting Transformation?\nThis is what makes Opendoor fascinating.\nMost meme rallies are castles in the air: stock prices with no foundation. But Opendoor’s rally has created its own foundation. The Army forced out a CEO, installed a visionary operator, brought founders back, and attracted real VC money.\nThat’s a corporate rebirth. But now the hard part begins.\nChanging management is one thing. Rebuilding a business model is another. Execution will take years, and patience will be tested. But for the first time in years, Opendoor has a real shot.\nMaybe the Opendoor Army is right about this being a 100-bagger in the making. Or maybe it’s just another meme stock headed for the graveyard.\nEither way, the next chapter of Opendoor is going to be one hell of a ride. And if the company does pull it off, the story we’ll tell in a few years won’t just be about a stock that went parabolic… it’ll be about the biggest business turnaround of all time.\nOpendoor’s rebirth shows how fast fortunes can change when technology and capital collide. But as big as the housing market is, a different sector is boasting a trillion-dollar opportunity right now… humanoid robotics.\nTesla’s (TSLA) Optimus project is accelerating the race to put robots in every warehouse, factory, and household – and the suppliers making the critical components behind these bots could see monster profits. \nEarly investors who spot these companies before ubiquity hits could be sitting on the kind of windfalls we haven’t seen since the dawn of the internet.\nDiscover the opportunity that could mint the next generation of 100-baggers.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nSubmit\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n Luke Lango\nEditor, Hypergrowth Investing\n\n\nMeet Luke Lango\nBy uncovering early investments in hypergrowth industries, Luke Lango puts you on the ground-floor of world-changing megatrends.\n\n\n\n\n\t\t\t\tLearn more about Luke\t\t\t\n\n\n\n\n\nArticle printed from InvestorPlace Media, https://investorplace.com/hypergrowthinvesting/2025/09/opendoors-rebirth-can-the-army-turn-meme-momentum-into-millions/.\n©2025 InvestorPlace Media, LLC","news_type":1,"symbols_score_info":{"CVNA":1,"TSYW.SI":0.6,"USAW.SI":0.6,"OPEN":1,"SHOP":1,"AMC":1}},"isVote":1,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false,"reportStatus":false,"tweetType":1,"comments":[{"id":479115942772752,"gmtCreate":1757991466290,"gmtModify":1757991471275,"authorId":10000000000010994,"author":{"id":10000000000010994,"idStr":"10000000000010994","authorId":10000000000010994,"name":"Mortimer Arthur","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/b8515044e6fcc500a9ce3ca05f33533b","vip":8,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":478327110206128,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"remember longs nvda has its own tempo, sometimes the lyrics don't match the music but when they do up biggly it goes...\n<br><br>","text":"remember longs nvda has its own tempo, sometimes the lyrics don't match the music but when they do up biggly it goes...\n<br><br>","html":"remember longs nvda has its own tempo, sometimes the lyrics don't match the music but when they do up biggly it goes...\n<br><br>"},{"id":478828299387568,"gmtCreate":1757922022484,"gmtModify":1757924048816,"authorId":9000000000000584,"author":{"id":9000000000000584,"idStr":"9000000000000584","authorId":9000000000000584,"name":"FranklinMorley","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/41438e43bc06f3d850c94c7d80eb56cf","vip":8,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":478327110206128,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"Your caution is wise.","text":"Your caution is wise.","html":"Your caution is wise."},{"id":478828773450032,"gmtCreate":1757922021307,"gmtModify":1757922678220,"authorId":3479274763284018,"author":{"id":3479274763284018,"idStr":"3479274763284018","authorId":3479274763284018,"name":"MarsBloom","avatar":"https://static.tigerbbs.com/33f31b0657bdd536143132c5bc71f66f","vip":8,"crmLevel":1,"crmLevelSwitch":0,"individualDisplayBadges":[]},"repliedAuthorId":0,"objectId":478327110206128,"type":1,"supId":0,"prevId":0,"content":"What an insightful analysis! 😍💥","text":"What an insightful analysis! 😍💥","html":"What an insightful analysis! 😍💥"}],"langContent":"EN"}],"hasMoreComments":true,"newsSizeData":{"likeSize":0,"commentSize":1,"repostSize":1,"favoriteSize":0,"likeStatus":false,"favoriteStatus":false},"isCrawlerRequest":true}