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The fund will employ its investment strategy as it relates to COIN regardless of whether there are periods of adverse market, economic, or other conditions and will not seek to take temporary defensive positions during such periods. The fund is non-diversified.

ExMysteriousMan
ExMysteriousMan Feb. 24 at 10:46 PM
$FIAT im in this and $CONY and a few others again. Trying a different approach to the NAV decay by buying gold and silver etfs while its going up to offset the decay factor whilst receiving the dividends. This way i can cash out the dividend payments if cash is needed without selling my silver and gold positions.
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 24 at 4:59 PM
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 24 at 2:36 PM
$CONY The Inverted Pair System I have developed and I'm using functions similarly to a growth‑style savings account, where the dividends act like the interest. The difference is that the “interest rate” rises over time because the system keeps increasing the share count that generates the dividends. The hedge created by each inverted pair—TSLY/CRSH, ULTY/SLTY, NVDY/DIPS, MSTY/WNTR, and CONY/FIAT—keeps weekly movement small and stable, and that stability allows the weekly reinvestments to compound the balance more efficiently. As the share count grows, the dividend base expands, accelerating the system’s long‑term savings‑style growth rate. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 23 at 8:10 PM
$CONY Most traders argue direction. I don’t. I run a system that doesn’t care who’s right. It only cares whether the structure is aligned. Price isn’t the signal — it’s the residue. Every candle is a delayed disclosure of a computation already resolved. I don’t trade symbols. I trade the tension between opposing states. The asymmetry that forces motion. The boundary conditions that make outcomes inevitable. Most people react to movement. I monitor the pre‑movement geometry — the constraint architecture that determines what price is allowed to become. When the topology shifts, the chart is already obsolete. When the chart shifts, the topology has already resolved. I don’t trade the echo. I trade the inversion that created it. If you understand this, predictions become irrelevant. If you don’t, predictions become an obsession. Markets aren’t random. They’re just operating on variables most people don’t measure. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 23 at 3:16 PM
$TSLY My Inverted Pairing Investment Methodology: It doesn’t matter which ETF ends up at the bottom by Friday. Market activity, options flow, and weekly OPEX shifts decide the percentages. All five pairings stay in place: TSLY/CRSH • ULTY/SLTY • NVDY/DIPS • MSTY/WNTR • CONY/FIAT These ETFs are always cyclic, and the lowest‑percentage holding ETF across our five pairings is usually the one showing the weakest technical indicators (RSI, W%R, MACD, MFI, Bollinger behavior). That weakness is exactly why it sits at the bottom. I don't sell shares using this methodology — I only add new FREE shares each Friday. By reinforcing the lowest‑percentage ETF turns that technical weakness into strength and keeps the % ladder balanced. The structure which is my "Rules of Engagement" identifies the low percentage ETF each week — I just execute by using the entire consolidated receipts of dividends for the week into purchasing this low percentage ETF. $TSLY, $ULTY, $NVDY, $MSTY & $CONY
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 22 at 8:55 PM
$CONY Feb 18, 2026 3:12pm on X from COINBASE https://x.com/coinbase/status/2024215578563486075?s=20
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Lizette1 Feb. 21 at 8:37 PM
$CONY Coinbase stats on X
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 21 at 6:02 PM
$CONY https://stockscan.io/stocks/CONY/discussions
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ExMysteriousMan
ExMysteriousMan Feb. 24 at 10:46 PM
$FIAT im in this and $CONY and a few others again. Trying a different approach to the NAV decay by buying gold and silver etfs while its going up to offset the decay factor whilst receiving the dividends. This way i can cash out the dividend payments if cash is needed without selling my silver and gold positions.
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 24 at 4:59 PM
$CONY Coinbase news article
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Lizette1 Feb. 24 at 4:20 PM
$CONY Coinbase news
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 24 at 2:36 PM
$CONY The Inverted Pair System I have developed and I'm using functions similarly to a growth‑style savings account, where the dividends act like the interest. The difference is that the “interest rate” rises over time because the system keeps increasing the share count that generates the dividends. The hedge created by each inverted pair—TSLY/CRSH, ULTY/SLTY, NVDY/DIPS, MSTY/WNTR, and CONY/FIAT—keeps weekly movement small and stable, and that stability allows the weekly reinvestments to compound the balance more efficiently. As the share count grows, the dividend base expands, accelerating the system’s long‑term savings‑style growth rate. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 23 at 8:10 PM
$CONY Most traders argue direction. I don’t. I run a system that doesn’t care who’s right. It only cares whether the structure is aligned. Price isn’t the signal — it’s the residue. Every candle is a delayed disclosure of a computation already resolved. I don’t trade symbols. I trade the tension between opposing states. The asymmetry that forces motion. The boundary conditions that make outcomes inevitable. Most people react to movement. I monitor the pre‑movement geometry — the constraint architecture that determines what price is allowed to become. When the topology shifts, the chart is already obsolete. When the chart shifts, the topology has already resolved. I don’t trade the echo. I trade the inversion that created it. If you understand this, predictions become irrelevant. If you don’t, predictions become an obsession. Markets aren’t random. They’re just operating on variables most people don’t measure. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 23 at 3:16 PM
$TSLY My Inverted Pairing Investment Methodology: It doesn’t matter which ETF ends up at the bottom by Friday. Market activity, options flow, and weekly OPEX shifts decide the percentages. All five pairings stay in place: TSLY/CRSH • ULTY/SLTY • NVDY/DIPS • MSTY/WNTR • CONY/FIAT These ETFs are always cyclic, and the lowest‑percentage holding ETF across our five pairings is usually the one showing the weakest technical indicators (RSI, W%R, MACD, MFI, Bollinger behavior). That weakness is exactly why it sits at the bottom. I don't sell shares using this methodology — I only add new FREE shares each Friday. By reinforcing the lowest‑percentage ETF turns that technical weakness into strength and keeps the % ladder balanced. The structure which is my "Rules of Engagement" identifies the low percentage ETF each week — I just execute by using the entire consolidated receipts of dividends for the week into purchasing this low percentage ETF. $TSLY, $ULTY, $NVDY, $MSTY & $CONY
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 22 at 8:55 PM
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Lizette1 Feb. 21 at 8:37 PM
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 20 at 4:49 PM
$CONY Fidelity is showing my account balance‑growth percentages as of today, so here’s the clean snapshot of what strict high‑yield dividend ETF mechanics look like when you follow the Rules of Engagement that define this system: 1‑Month: +12.67%, 3‑Month: +22.74% & 1‑Year: +70.04% My system runs on five inverted high‑yield pairings: TSLY/CRSH • ULTY/SLTY • NVDY/DIPS • MSTY/WNTR • CONY/FIAT These percentages line up exactly with how the Rules of Engagement are designed to operate: • Weekly reinforcement at the bottom of the ladder • Consistent ETF rotation through the full cycle • Dividend consolidation into the lowest positions • Symmetry maintenance across inverted pairs • Zero prediction, zero emotion, zero drift • Balance‑growth first, price‑movement last This is a balance‑growth engine. When you stick to the Rules of Engagement and let the cycles run, the compounding shows up naturally — and Fidelity’s metrics make it easy to see the progression. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 20 at 2:54 PM
$TSLY TSLY and SLTY spent the whole week slap‑fighting like two kids in the back seat on a road trip — ‘I’m lower!’ ‘No, I’m lower!’ — and right when it mattered, TSLY threw itself on the floor dramatically and won the bottom‑rung Oscar. So we bought it, gave it a juice box, and it immediately sprinted up the ladder to 3rd place like nothing ever happened. Meanwhile SLTY is still down there pouting, waiting for its turn next Friday. But will it be the lowest ETF on the ladder next week, stay tuned. In a rules‑driven engine, the one who falls lowest rises fastest — that’s the power of disciplined rotation. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY, & $ULTY
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thailandmonger
thailandmonger Feb. 20 at 4:47 AM
$MSTY , $TSLY , $CONY, ETC., ETC......When I came back from a 3 month overseas trip, I noticed they took $38 a split fee on every holding that split. What do they do with that money? That's quite a bit considering how many people hold Yieldmax funds.
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 19 at 1:35 PM
$CONY Investing in inverted pairs is a winner once you understand the mechanics of ETF cycle rates. ⭐ Inverted Pair Momentum Engine — Rules of Engagement Cycle Rate = how long it takes an ETF to complete one full momentum wave. A full momentum wave is: high apex → low apex → high apex on the MACD histogram. Fast cycles = more rotations + more bottom‑rung resets. Slow cycles = stability + smoother ladder behavior. Cycle Speeds (avg days): • NVDY: 30–40 • TSLY / CONY: 35–45 • ULTY / SLTY / DIPS / CRSH: 45–55 • MSTY / WNTR / FIAT: 55–65 Pair Speeds (effective): • NVDY/DIPS: 35–45 • TSLY/CRSH: 40–50 • CONY/FIAT: 40–50 • ULTY/SLTY: 45–55 • MSTY/WNTR: 55–65 Why inverted hedges matter: Each pair moves opposite its partner, creating a built‑in brake that controls volatility while fast cyclers drive torque. More cycles = more bottom‑rung buys = more share accumulation = steady balance growth. “When two forces pull apart, the disciplined hand moves forward.” $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 18 at 5:15 PM
$CONY $0.2994 57.54% https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2026/02/18/3240038/0/en/YieldMax-ETFs-Announces-Weekly-Distributions-for-Group-2-ETFs.html
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 18 at 5:13 PM
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 18 at 12:26 PM
$CONY Most people stare at price. I stare at cycle velocity and cost‑basis erosion — the two forces that actually drive a weekly rotation system. Cycle Velocity: My buy timing never changes. One shot per week, lowest % wins. So, the ETFs are the ones doing the work. The faster an ETF drops in percentage (volatility, ex‑dividend markdowns, momentum shifts), the faster it hits the bottom and gets reinforced. Fast cyclers get bought more often, build share mass faster, and compound harder. Slow movers get left behind until they finally fall enough to earn their turn. Cost Basis: Every weekly buy goes into the weakest ETF. That means I’m constantly adding shares at structurally discounted levels. Over time, that grinds the cost basis lower across the board and increases future yield on cost. Translation: If your own system isn’t accelerating share count AND eating its own cost basis, it’s not compounding — it’s just hoping and poking. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Jinxman
Jinxman Feb. 17 at 9:02 PM
$CONY Shame on all of those on the board of executives for deciding to do such self-serving interest of carrying out reverse stock splits...especially when they're not below maintaining the minimum $1 rules of the SEC
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JBoss83
JBoss83 Feb. 17 at 8:11 PM
$CONY will this ever get close to its price.of a year ago?
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 17 at 4:38 PM
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Dragon_Trader_67
Dragon_Trader_67 Feb. 17 at 4:12 PM
$CONY RULES OF ENGAGEMENT — INVERTED PAIR SYSTEM Pairs: NVDY–DIPS, CONY–FIAT, TSLY–CRSH, MSTY–WNTR, ULTY–SLTY. With 10 ETFs and one weekly buy, you’d think each gets hit every ~10 weeks, but the ladder doesn’t rotate on a schedule. Percentages and technicals move at different speeds, so some names hit the bottom more often while others may not show up in that window. Percentages simply show the technical strengths to identify the greatest potential gain by purchasing the lowest percentage ETF each week. All dividends are consolidated into that same weekly buy, so the lowest‑percentage holding gets both new cash and the full dividend pool. That ETF is usually sitting at the weakest technicals, so the system is always buying the deepest reset. Uneven rotation tightens the spread, speeds recovery, and supports balance growth. $CONY, $MSTY, $NVDY, $TSLY & $ULTY
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Lizette1
Lizette1 Feb. 17 at 3:46 PM
$MSTY $CONY $MARO $LFGY 59 mins ago on X "Is anyone still bullish on Bitcoin and MicroStrategy? While retail panics over red candles, institutions are modeling ownership of a fixed 21M supply, public companies are absorbing coins, and weak leverage is being cleared. " - Simply Bitcoin https://x.com/SimplyBitcoin/status/2023771230286098797?s=20
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