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USD/BTC = $108,861 Block 904,603
Top of the month. Time to cash in the Fiat and turn it into SATS!
This month the dividend was good for

1,139 sats per share

Which is good for a total of 28,443 sats! for owning 25 shares.
Performance was not as strong thus the dividend was cut by $0.23 (211 sats) but over 1k sats per share payout is awesome!

20% of all MSTY dividends goes back to the Stackers!

So!! That means 10% (2,844 sats) will go to the SN rewards pool and the other 10% (2,844) will go to @Wumbo for posting a few good posts in the territory that caught my attention.
Thank you Wumbo for bringing value to ~Stacker_Stocks
I will add another 5 shares before for next month’s dividend payment where I will once again break bread with my fellow stackers.
Here is a recap of all the stackers who were paid out MSTY sats and the overall total to all SN stackers via the rewards pool:
Until next month happy stacking!!
173 sats \ 2 replies \ @grayruby 15h
Thanks Blok. I bought 40 shares of MSTY just for the hell of it. Let’s see if I can get my capital back in dividends before the principal goes to effective zero.
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Yeah why I am doing this with small amounts. It can blow up and go down 95% because some whale pulled out
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86 sats \ 0 replies \ @grayruby 15h
I don’t know the mechanics of it well enough but I suspect like with a futures etf there could be some bleed when they need to rollover contracts.
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Is this the Harvest ETF ? Or something else?
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I also bought a basket of CONY, TSLY along with it. The yield of my holdings is about 3% per month based on invested amount. If the dividends don't fall too much that amounts to about 33% yearly.
TSLY and MSTY are both down about 5% on the actual ETF shares, CONY holding slightly up.
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Whoops, just saw the image. I bought a little of the MSTY Harvest ETF on the TSX, yield is high
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Following Strategy, huuuhhh!
How does it work? You buy MSTR shares and sell them back?
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55 sats \ 0 replies \ @grayruby 15h
It’s an etf that tries to exploit the volatility in MSTR shares through options. It pays a yield based on how much the fund earns.
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141 sats \ 0 replies \ @Wumbo 16h
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