Roblox - is it going to zero?

Roblox Should Go to H — And Take Its Stock With It

I don’t want this company to go to zero.
I want it to go to -15 — just like the mental state it leaves in kids after an hour of toxic gameplay.

What was supposed to be a platform for creativity, coding, and collaboration has turned into one of the most psychologically damaging ecosystems for children online.

Let’s call it what it is:

A digital warzone masked as education.
• Games that reward scamming
• Mechanics built around stealing
• Rage cycles disguised as “fun”
• Social toxicity coded into gameplay loops

My own son went from calm to chaotic in minutes.
That’s not learning. That’s corruption.

Now look at the chart — it speaks louder than PR:
• Rejected at $131.82
• Dumped below $113.02
• Struggling under $100.13
• Major support: $53.40
And if justice ever catches up? This thing goes to -15, morally and mentally.

The Lawsuits Are Real — And Growing:

1. Child Exploitation & Grooming Allegations:
Families have sued Roblox over claims their children were groomed on the platform.
The courts are allowing these cases to proceed — refusing to sweep them under arbitration.
That’s not noise. That’s systemic failure.

2. Robux Gambling & Financial Harm:
Class action suits are targeting Roblox’s in-game economy — alleging it enables gambling-like behavior in minors, with no protection or refund mechanisms.

3. Content Moderation Collapse:
Despite “kid-safe” branding, Roblox has allowed sexually explicit, violent, and manipulative content into its ecosystem — including games where stealing and trolling are core mechanics.
Parents aren’t just angry. They’re organizing.

Roblox isn’t just negligent.
It’s liable — morally and increasingly, legally.

Perspective Shift
We track risk on charts.
But what about emotional risk? Psychological risk? Developmental risk?

What’s the cost of a game that teaches kids to scam, steal, lie, rage, and lose?
If you're a trader AND a parent, this chart should make your blood boil.

Roblox had one job — to build a better future for our kids.
Instead, it weaponized their attention spans, monetized their trust, and left parents picking up the pieces.

One Love,
The FXPROFESSOR

Disclaimer: I’m OK with my son playing GTA, COD, etc etc!!! But this shit? NO!!!