M1ndless

Why RIOT and MARA are solid buys.

Long
NASDAQ:RIOT   Riot Platforms, Inc.
Hey there traders just popping into share something i've been monitoring for around 2 years now.

This starts back at the C-19 Stock Market mania mixed with a little bit of BTC halving crypto craze.

When one day i was doing some research on how i can capitalize on the movements of crypto through the stock market via options or really just anyway i could get exposure because at that time i was in another country and i didn't have a valid US Drivers license but that's off the point.

Anyway me doing that made me discover RIOT and MARA and basically i started to trade those when i wanted to trade crypto without directly trading crypto if that makes any sense.

Anyway the price of RIOT and MARA went absolutely crazy during the climb to the ATH of BTC. Then naturally of course it came back down to simmer just as BTC is now, and the way i've been keeping tabs on Crypto while i've been out of the market is I had bought a share a while back on 1/12/2023, since then that one share has been up to 100%+ and is still currently now sitting around 67% gain.

The Meat and Potatoes

RIOT & MARA can print on options, or if you hold the shares from around now until the halving and a little after to really get the best of both worlds.

A little insight on what RIOT and MARA are and how they relate to BTC

RIOT refers to Riot Blockchain, Inc. It's a company primarily involved in Bitcoin mining. Their objective is to expand their operations and thereby increase the number of Bitcoins they mine.

MARA stands for Marathon Digital Holdings. Similar to Riot, Marathon is focused on Bitcoin mining. They aim to be one of the largest and most environmentally considerate Bitcoin miners in North America.

Both companies' stock prices tend to be influenced by the price and overall sentiment around Bitcoin because their core operations revolve around mining this cryptocurrency.

Thanks for reading. Tinfoil hat is off now
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