Yotsuba Stock Exchange “April Fools 2024”
The Yotsuba Stock Exchange was a one-day April Fools’ prank in 2024 that allowed users to buy and sell fictional “Yotsuba tokens” based on the popular manga series of the same name. The exchange was created by a GitHub user as a joke and was not an actual stock exchange.
Some key details about the Yotsuba Stock Exchange:
- It was a website that simulated buying and selling Yotsuba tokens, with prices fluctuating based on user trades
- The exchange was only active for a single day on April 1, 2024 as an April Fools’ prank
- It was not a real exchange and Yotsuba tokens had no actual monetary value
- The exchange was created by a GitHub user as a joke and was not affiliated with the manga series or any official company
There is no publicly traded company called “Yotsuba Co Ltd” that has stock prices available. The search results mention a few companies with similar names, but none of them appear to be a publicly traded company:
- Ohba Co Ltd (TYO: 9765) is a Japanese company, but it is not called “Yotsuba Co Ltd”.
- Yotsuba Co Ltd has a company profile on Bloomberg, but no stock price information is provided.
- Yotsuba Co., Ltd has an official website, but it does not mention anything about being a publicly traded company or having stock prices.
- Yotsuba-and-co. is an e-commerce website that sells products, but it is not a publicly traded company.
- YOTSUBA TRADING Co.,Ltd is a Japanese trading company, but again, it is not publicly traded.
summary
The stock was a humorous one-day event in 2024 that allowed people to pretend to buy and sell fictional tokens based on a popular manga, but it was not a real exchange and the tokens had no actual value. It was simply an April Fools’ prank created by a fan.
