I think the brand surely has value, but not $30Billion worth of value. It's like a clothing line brand or something, i.e. you might trust it more, might be willing to open offices remotely there just because your familiar with it.

There is no 'asymmetry' in commercial real-estate really ... prices are well known and watched in every town. Do a little running around in any town and you get a pretty good idea very quickly.

Also, they are loosing a huge ball of money.

The BI article hints at 'dot-com bubble trouble' and I believe it for this one ... the economics look bad and it could crash.

If this goes, and say, Tesla pops ... it could be really bad because the 'crypto coin' thing is essentially a bubble of sort (by that I mean fuelled by speculation) and that could come crashing down very easily and quickly as well. There is also an AI bubble (AI is here to stay, but companies/valuations are whack) that needs a correction.

So long as the US economy stays good ... maybe all of this will hold, but some douche-bags are going to just make 'one lie too far' and things will get gummed up for a lot of otherwise good companies.