Nisdey : I'm really beginning to hate AI generated art.
At least in the past, this kind of shit was at least gate kept behind hours of work and a reasonable degree of skill. Now anyone can do it in 5 minutes.
I bet this was made with Grok too.

Nisdey Leroy Collyear : I love it when that happens. Usually my packages are crap, so it's fun to switch things up a bit.

Nisdey : Michael Saylor is using your money as collateral for debt to buy Bitcoin. Why do you think that would mean the value of shares in this company are tightly coupled to the price of BTC?

Nisdey : Love it. So true.

Nisdey : This stock is a fad, shouldn't be taken seriously.
I just use $Defiance Daily Target 2X Long MSTR ETF (MSTX.US)$ and $Defiance Daily Target 2X Short MSTR ETF (SMST.US)$ to earn quick money for burger.

Nisdey : This stock is a Fad, just like $Trump Media & Technology (DJT.US)$ during the election campaign.
the fact that it has two leveraged long and short ETF, combined with the constant volatility, means it's good for making quick money for burger in 5 minutes, regardless of where it's at. just look at the trend of BTC, look at the trend of MSTR. Have around $10K in cash to DCA in, just in case you make a mistake picking the trend, and then around every 10c change in leveraged ETF is worth around $100.
And in 5 minutes you make enough for a really nice burger.
(This was done in the last 5 minutes of the trading day today, so now I can buy dinner and drinks for tonight)

Nisdey Biao Zhang1988 : If you believe that we will have a practical quantum computer capable of solving an arbitrary block instantaneously, you clearly don't understand either technology.
1. if there were a quantum computer even a 10th as advanced as would be needed, the world has much bigger problems than Cryptocurrency being broken.
2. Successfully mining a block on the BTC chain is not just NP Complete computational complexity, it also involves permuting transactions in different orders and playing with filler data to chance on a lower hash. So quantum doesn't really help you. It's not like cracking an encryption key where it's the one piece of data with a large keyspace to search.
Even if you theoretically had enough QBits to store a whole BTC block, permuting the data which goes into it isn't a problem that is solvable with quantum superposition. At an absolute stretch, a quantum computer may be able to make a technically compliant candidate block with a low enough hash value that is filled with unpredictable random data, and as such would just be a dead block with no transactions in it. Annoying yes, catastrophic, no. if the network already doesn't disallow blocks which contain no valid transactions, then a tiny protocol update would fix that and stop the purely theoretical problem of people rich enough to have access to a very powerful quantum computer from being able to pollute the blockchain with shit, every now and again.
You shouldn't base your investment decisions on what you think you understand about 2 very complex and nuanced  technologies, and the last people you should trust are the financial gutter press.

Nisdey : No, this is leveraged ETF with fees. Has no support lines of its own. All price movement determined by underlying $MicroStrategy (MSTR.US)$

Nisdey YY 11 : Ouch man.
I sincerely hope you at least didn't buy at the top. So it's just a matter of easy come, easy go. Coulda, shoulda, woulda sold yesterday.
But you've still got about 30K in there, and I doubt it will drop any lower, since that whole pump, looks kind of anomalous, likely due to people completely understanding the actual significance (or should I say relative insignificance) of the recent Quantum Computing breakthroughs.
I'm not going to rub it in, but you should learn about covered calls.
Nonetheless, I think it may be worth waiting until next week if no improvement, free up some capital, and try and take advantage of what should be a brows recovery in QQQ and SPI. maybe go leveraged.

Nisdey : it's being paid on December 23rd