tsp-weekend-drift: narrative reflect current data#1315
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…, GOOGL/SPY/TSLA tightest) Prior copy claimed 'NVDA and TSLA drift the least' — NVDA now sits at rank 8 (272 bps p50) after fee-tier/depth shift on its pool. Update finding + FAQ: - Widest drifts: MU, AMD, PLTR, MSFT, AMZN, NVDA (all 2% fee tier, thin pools) - Tightest: GOOGL, SPY, TSLA (0.3% fee tier, deep pools) Data-narrative alignment before tweet asset generation.
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NVDA drifted more than the spec's claim ('NVDA/TSLA drift least'). Now correctly cites MU/AMD/PLTR as widest and GOOGL/SPY/TSLA as tightest, matching live p50 rankings.