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Currently trading ~$22.66 (0.81x NAV) with NAV ~$27.81/share today (full assets at current ~$2,387 ETH) → 1.6x premium alone = ~$44.50/share...
2026 Bull Targets @ 1.6x NAV Premium:
$3K ETH → $56 🚀
$4K ETH → $75 🌙
$5K ETH → $94 🔥
$6K ETH → $113+ 💥
(+ huge extra upside from staking rewards + MAVAN supercharger)
@theisabelb They don't teach that to kids, they are asking them if they agree with it or not as it's a Political Compass ideology quiz.
It's meant to stir up conversations.
You are a low IQ scumbag; evidently.
Teenagers are sharing photos of their AP U.S. Government textbooks, and the sheer amount of indoctrination is wildly disturbing.
Apparently, Barack Obama is ideologically a right wing authoritarian.
Hillary Clinton and George W Bush are entirely indistinguishable politically.
Donald Trump is of course virtually the same as Hitler.
@tedcruz is apparently more radically authoritarian than Fidel Castro AND Joseph Stalin..??!!??
@Linda_McMahon — can we expedite some major changes to American public education?
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It has to help families coordinate.
The big opportunity in the Great Wealth Transfer is building products that make financial trust easier to share across generations.
Big milestone — Robinhood Banking just crossed $1.5B in deposits from nearly 100K funded customers, and deposits are up ~50% in the past three weeks. The team is cooking 🔥
Robinhood is a financial technology company, not a bank. Banking services are provided by Coastal Community Bank, Member FDIC.
YTD Nasdaq down 8%, S&P down 7%, Bitcoin down 26%. Since the Iran conflict started Gold down 15% and Silver down 25%. This conflict has been brutal for almost all asset classes except for Energy.
The bad news is this selloff is eerily reminiscent of where we were 1 year ago with the tariff selloff. S&P down 20%. If this conflict drags on, I wouldn’t be shocked if we see that again.
The good news is this is also reminiscent of the tariff selloff in that the market recovered all of its losses and retraced to new highs in about 60 days.
Last April the market jumped 10% in a day because of a single tweet. If you were out of the market you would have missed it. It’s tough to catch up from that.
It’s so hard but I would fight the urge to give up on this market.
The silver lining for markets is that this selloff is being driven primarily by geopolitical conflict and not earnings.
If you own good companies and maintain diversification, you will participate when markets snap back higher.
I’m praying for a resolution to this conflict. There are a lot of moving pieces but the longer the war lasts, the worse the impact for the global economy and markets will be.