When Pizza Delivery Websites Were Worth Billions | Dot-Com Bubble

Описание: The Dot-Com Bubble: Rise & Fall (1995-2002) | Sleep Documentary

Drift off to sleep while exploring one of history's most fascinating financial bubbles. Tonight, we'll gently walk through the late 1990s internet boom—when pet food websites were worth billions, when garage startups became overnight sensations, and when the NASDAQ soared to 5,048 before losing $5 trillion in value.

This isn't a frantic retelling. It's a calm, thorough exploration perfect for falling asleep. We'll discover how reasonable people believed unreasonable things, how genuine innovation mixed with wild speculation, and how the dreams of an era both succeeded and failed in ways no one predicted.

Perfect for anyone interested in:
✨ Tech history and Silicon Valley stories
✨ Financial bubbles and market psychology
✨ 1990s nostalgia and internet culture
✨ Business lessons from failure
✨ Falling asleep to fascinating history


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Welcome to Tranquil Treasury, where financial history meets peaceful sleep. Every video is designed to be educational, fascinating, and perfectly paced to help you drift off. No sensationalism, no urgent narration—just thoughtful exploration of the economic moments that shaped our world.

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This documentary covers: the Netscape IPO, Amazon's early days, eBay's founding, Pets.com's famous sock puppet, Webvan's $800 million failure, the NASDAQ peak at 5,048.62, Y2K concerns, venture capital excess, Super Bowl advertising mania, the crash of 2000-2002, and the lasting lessons for Silicon Valley.

Whether you lived through it or are learning about it for the first time, this calm retrospective offers perspective on how transformation and speculation became impossible to separate—until reality reasserted itself.

Sweet dreams, and may you wake up a little wiser about bubbles, both past and future.


Sleep well. Learn well. 🌙