skyrocking

Toyota's stock price is not skyrocking because they're not doing anything radical, and aren't growing exponentially.

Look at the skyrocking number of silent quitters, of people doing the bare minimum.

An injection of $1.5 billion from Tesla was enough to send crypto markets skyrocking.

The trading room floors of most the big banks are a tiny fraction of what they once were despite trading volumes skyrocking.

Look at the reported deaths before and after; skyrocking, then straight to zero.

This means a 51% attack on the chain requires 51% of the currency staked which would be extremely hard to get without skyrocking the price (making 51% exponentially harder to achieve).

Is that feature worth the slow accretion of extra (and sometimes hidden) fees that are pushing housing/rental prices higher in an era of skyrocking housing costs?

And worse, they are skyrocking in price every year.

Asset prices have been skyrocking for decades.

Also I feel like the BytecodeAlliance too much focus on their cloud runtime use case while seamless wasm + dom interop is where its adoption will skyrocking.

> Is that feature worth the slow accretion of extra (and sometimes hidden) fees that are pushing housing/rental prices higher in an era of skyrocking housing costs?

Maybe the true explanation is that there was all this pent-up unknown hype for bitcoin, which Karpeles' manipulation unleashed on the world like a crack that broke a dam, either to his joy at skyrocking the price or his shock and horror at skyrocking the price, and now everyone's resetting back to pre-hype levels.

"Why is youth suicide skyrocking since we starting giving them all anti-depressants that have a suicide as a side effect?" "Sounds like they need more anti-depressants"

Skyrocking seems justified when looking at a greater picture.