Rockmetax: Slick Updates Exit from New York After DDNYC Run
Bitcoin sat at $79,420 after a 2.3 percent drop while Ethereum held $2,453.19 down 2.4 percent on the Friday chart. SOL slipped 3.4 percent to $101.47 and DOGE fell 5.4 percent to $0.084401 as majors chopped lower through the morning session.
Morning Price Action
The broader market showed red candles across majors with XRP leading the decline at down 4.5 percent to $1.40. Spot traders watched alts range within tight bands while perps saw quick liquidations on the downside moves. Daily cadence in the space continued without pause even as prices cooled.
Slick Post Hits Timeline
Slick (@slickmetax) posted at 7:57 a.m. ET on September 4, 2026. The update came directly from the timeline during the same window when the market printed those losses. Slick described leaving New York City to head back home after DDNYC and noted a quick stop at the @Rockmetax shop.
Verbatim Community Note
The post read that DDNYC was a movie. Slick added that a passerby jumped into the picture at the shop and that New Yorkers get called not nice. The line ended with Fuhgeddaboudit. The update carried a photo and landed exactly when hosts across Crypto Spaces Network kept their daily broadcasts rolling.
DDNYC Context in the Calendar
DDNYC 2026 ran September 2 through 4 at Dream Downtown in Chelsea with TAO Hospitality. Tickets sold out after the May 26 announcement. Slick’s Friday morning note closed out the three-day stretch while the market continued its session.
Hosts Keep the Cadence
Daily shows on the network maintained their streak through the price action. Hosts delivered live segments on the same cadence that has run for over a thousand days straight. The format stayed consistent even as majors ripped or chopped on any given screen.
Rockmetax Shop Stop
Slick singled out the @Rockmetax shop visit as the final New York point before heading home. The mention stayed separate from other Rockmetax projects and focused only on the quick stop captured in the photo.
Market and Timeline Overlap
Community members scrolled the post against the live price chart. BTC and ETH both printed lower closes while the update spread through the timeline. The overlap showed how price moves and daily posts share the same hours.
Closing the DDNYC Window
Slick wrapped the New York run with the shop photo and the morning greeting. The post captured the moment the event ended and the market session continued its path. Hosts kept the broadcast line active on the same cadence through every candle that printed that day.