I went back in my revision history. Again for what it's worth (perhaps nothing), at 7:53AM ET this morning, I added this sentence:
Citadel is a hedge fund and market maker. Its success has vaulted founder Ken Griffin to a net worth of more than $20 billion. Technically, the two sides of Citadel (hedge fund / market maker) are split into two separate arms -- but they are both under one parent company and owned by Ken Griffin.
This was posted on HN (again, not by me) after I added that sentence.
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That's not true.
I went back in my revision history. Again for what it's worth (perhaps nothing), at 7:53AM ET this morning, I added this sentence:
This was posted on HN (again, not by me) after I added that sentence.
That’s exactly what I’m taking about. You only added that after I called you out for your misleading description of Citadel.
The edit was made before the OP. Therefore, if you saw this article on HN, it contained the edit.