
jkb
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@aleabitoreddit It was included in the March 2026 blueprint. Let’s see the publication of today and the proposal for EU CHIPS ACT 2.0





$SIVE +200% something in only 2.5 weeks all credit to @aleabitoreddit, made me more than I made in crypto past 5 months


New year, new brokerage. Comparing the most popular platforms right now - Robinhood, Webull, IBKR, Schwab, etc. Which one do you use and why? Fees, execution quality, research, charts, margin rates, mobile UX, trust/reliability etc.?


@aleabitoreddit I basically skipped over the March Iran-war market drop while staying heavily exposed to stocks, and still ended up gaining thanks to your picks. Portfolio is up 3x YTD and I’m just some random retail guy from Canada, so I can only imagine how many others you’ve helped. Thank you




Just in case you’re wondering why I’m bullish on $CRCL and Stablecoins. 8605 subscribers at $1.00: -> $1595. Not even including int. like Canada paying 46% more (2 CAD vs $1 USD subscription) and the FX/rounding disappearing into the void. I’m not here for subscription revenue so I don’t plan on changing anything. But just found this pretty amusing even if you factored in pro rata or holds/delays. You would reduce 30% App Store fees, Stripe card TX fees, and other black box fee mechanisms like foreign currency rounding. Stablecoins are definitely the future, and you can already see banks trying to control it with Clarity Act lobbying.






Warning to retail investors: Stay away from $UAVS until the result of the vote on the 22nd. I was researching drone stock recs, and found SEC filings where the shady board voted for a wealth transfer from retail to arbitrage. It's a drone company that's been getting retail attention because it's used by: US Army USACE, NATO (KFOR), and other armed forces with a lot of news published recently. I was super excited about this potential long for a $75M company, since they pivoted their agricultural use case to drone defense contractor. However, the November 7, 2025 Filing was a massive dilution nuke. Basically they sold their entire company to arbitrage investors last year in their Series G round, giving these guys the right to buy $100M shares at $1.23 or 75% under market price current is. Back in 2021, the same Series G investors put out false information about an $AMZN partnership to get retail to buy -> dump shares on them (Bonitas Research pointed out this news was fake). The entire company is now controlled by the same arbitrage investors like Alpha Capital Anstalt. These companies control the price too (can easily make this $300M then dilute when retail sees price go up and buys in) With this clause, they have effective control of 100%+ of the entire company now where they can issue new shares -> profit 50%+ -> repeat. I almost fell for it while looking into drone stocks. TLDR: Buying this stock is effectively donating money to the arbitrage investors. The fact the board voted for this structure is alarming. Stocks positive sum game long term where everyone benefits if the thesis is directionally right. In this case, with the current financing structure, every retail investor loses.
















