At least Soylent was in on the joke

Absolutely no red flags here.

Also never forget why it’s called Ozy https://t.co/y0nIQRX47W pic.twitter.com/InL8CBWv1d

— Matthew Zeitlin (@MattZeitlin) September 27, 2021

Holy shit it’s a real thing https://t.co/w0Hb6zhop1

— Not My Mario (@JoeMuto) September 29, 2021

It is, of course, a stock trading app.

One such startup, Gatsby, announced Monday that it has raised $10 million in Aa Series A round of funding.

Backers include Techstars Ventures, Beta Bridge Capital, a network of “super angels” placed by ClearList and an oversubscribed SeedInvest campaign. Previous investors include Barclays Bank, SWS Venture Capital and Rosecliff Ventures. 

Jeff Myers and Ryan Belanger-Saleh co-founded Gatsby, a commission-free options and stock-trading app aimed at younger traders, in 2018. The pair had already one successful exit in Dealtable.com, a social data room platform. 

I suppose we should consider ourselves lucky it wasn't a competitor to DraftKings.