EH

AmericanScream

> None of them have a hashrate 850-970 EH/s. For perspective, 1 EH/s is 1 quintillions 10¹⁸ hashes per second, meaning the BTC network performs roughly 850-970 quadrillion specialized hash operations per second, using ASICs optimized solely for SHA-256 proof-of-work, using almost zero-floating point operations. #Stupid Crypto Talking Point #19 (secure network/hashrate) "**Bitcoin is the world's most secure network**" / "**Bitcoin's hashrate is up!**" / "**Bitcoin is becoming more secure/useful/growing/gaining adoption because of "hashrate"**" / "**Bitcoin is backed by energy/computing power!**" / "**Bitcoin is un-hackable**" / "**Bitcoin's value is 'the network/effect'**" / "**Blockchain can be used to verify authenticity**" 1. Blockchain is incapable of verifying the authenticity of anything. This is due to [The Oracle Problem](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tspGVbmMmVA&t=2108s). All blockchain can do is say, "here's what is in my database" and that it wasn't tampered with since the, but it cannot guarantee that the data was ever accurate. That's a function of the "oracle" that submits the data to the chain. The "Oracle Problem" cannot be solved. 2. The Term "network effect" is a vague abstraction that can be used to imply any number of things, from the network supposedly being powerful (addressed later herein) to simply the Nirvana Fallacy, of assuming IF everybody adopts Bitcoin, then this "network effect" will make it more useful. The problem is you can say the same thing about every pyramid scheme and MLM: It's the "network effect" that makes it work. This is a distraction from asking the real important question: What good does this "network" actually do for society? With bitcoin, the answer to that is often, "Just wait..." 3. Bitcoin has been hacked and had its blockchain undermined several times historically, including a time when [the system was exploited to produce 184 Billion extra BTC](https://decrypt.co/39750/184-billion-bitcoin-anonymous-creator), and blockchain had to be rolled back. It's happened historically, and there's no guarantee it can't happen again. 4. When people claim that the network is "secure" they aren't really talking about Bitcoin or blockchain, instead they're simply suggesting that the cryptographic algorithm, SHA-256, has not yet been cracked. What they're leaving out is the fact that each and every day, peoples' crypto gets stolen without their knowledge or approval by any number of a hundred other ways. Just because the core hash is hard to break, does not mean there aren't ways to "hack the network." 5. There are literally thousands of ways to "hack bitcoin" without needing to break the cryptography: phishing, trojan horse programs, browser plugins, rootkits, social engineering, etc. The need to maintain a complex seed phrase requires that it be written down and people and systems can be "hacked" to find that seed phrase to steal peoples crypto. They don't need to "crack SHA-256." 6. Bitcoin's increased hash rate means two things: 1. **There's more competition between miners.** 2. And **[more electricity is being wasted maintaining the network and creating nothing of value](https://ccaf.io/cbeci/index).** ***That*** is all "increased hashrate" indicates. This doesn't mean there's greater adoption. This doesn't mean the network is "more secure." This doesn't mean "bitcoin is growing." It doesn't mean there's more utility or usefulness in the network. 7. People mine bitcoin for one thing: to make more bitcoin. Mining activity is a natural reaction to the "price" of BTC (or the availability of cheap/free electricity) and not its utility. 8. Using an increase in hashrate to claim bitcoin is more secure or has more adoption is misleading and deceptive. The increase in hash rate has no actual bearing on how "secure" the network is. The cryptography works the same whether there's 10 nodes or 10,000. And with mining cartels being concentrated, it makes no difference whether 51% attacks are perpetrated by 6 nodes or 5,001 in one of the top 2-3 cartels. Also [bitcoin has been hacked in the past and it's had nothing to do with hash rate](https://neptunemutual.com/blog/analysis-of-the-overflow-bug-in-bitcoin/). 9. So when you see people harping about the "hashrate", note that it's probably one of the few metrics that has been steadily increasing, but this is not a reflection of the utility or growth of bitcoin, but instead, that people have found new markets where they can get cheap electricity or profit by [wasting electricity and selling it back to the same grid at a profit.](https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/09/business/bitcoin-mining-electricity-pollution.html) There are some companies that have set up crypto mining operations as a scheme to defraud local governments, citizens and public utilities. 10. Pretending Bitcoin's network is "the most secure" because of cryptography or hashrate, is like pretending a cardboard box with one end open and the other end with the world's strongest vault door, is "secure." In reality, there are thousands of ways to steal peoples' crypto without having to crack the hash. Bitcoin is one of the most fault-intolerant networks ever conceived. 11. Assuming that "open source" projects are inherently more secure, it also not a solid argument. In Nov of 2025, a well regarded smart contract DeFi protocol called, "Balancer" that had been around for ~5 years and previously professionally audited, [was found to have vulnerabilities in the code that allowed hackers to steal more than "$70M" in tokens.](https://finance.yahoo.com/news/ethereum-defi-protocol-balancer-loses-085637790.html)

Actual_Pattern_265

> Bitcoin's value is wholly extrinsic, which means inevitably it will go to zero because there's nothing behind it whatsoever. It's the most secure computer network on planet earth, and is built specifically for finance. This alone makes it worth trillions. > You guys can keep pretending that's not the case, but there's 100,000 bitcoin clones that have the exact same properties that are worthless. None of them have a hashrate 850-970 EH/s. For perspective, 1 EH/s is 1 quintillions 10¹⁸ hashes per second, meaning the BTC network performs roughly 850-970 quadrillion specialized hash operations per second, using ASICs optimized solely for SHA-256 proof-of-work, using almost zero-floating point operations. If you don't what this means, and why security of this magnitude has enormous value in multi-trillion dollar global digital finance, where much of that finance is built on single point of failure centralized systems, then you shouldn't be commenting on this shit. Like ever. Ever. Ever. Feel free to move on to "but quantum computers!" or whatever nonsense talking-point you can pull up from Peter Schiff's Twitter account. The amount of dumbasses I have to read every time I come to this sub is too damn high.

urworstemmamy

[There's 3 parts and the ending of the 3rd one is fucking insane](https://share.google/bAYJFJ3EH15HmHKO3)

Horror_Difference419

In case there is not one of you keen on the real wealth of the world. This is a play on rare earth minerals, as well as a key location for global offensive & defensive strategy. It will put the USA at the top of the world. Venezuela was a key supplier of heavy crude to the east. Now it is an asset for the western hemisphere. Next???? CANADIA..EH!???

darkoath

Up roughly 110,000% since IPO. "Worst. Investment. EH-vah!" This your first day, Bro?

dad191

EH's furthest along products are not air taxis, they are automatically piloted single or 2 seat rides for really small distances. EH is also not proceeding through FAA certification, which restricts them from probably 70% of the economic market out there. Joby's S4 is a piloted air taxi with space for 4 passengers starting with routes to JFK and LAX. They will also fly out of Dubai's main airport. It will be FAA Type Certified and will most likely begin FAA for credit flights this quarter. If you want more info on Joby and its future air taxi business, I have a post that I've been updating for months to make a sort of information page on Joby. You can check it out here. [https://www.reddit.com/r/Joby/comments/1mu3e9i/joby\_newbie\_guide/](https://www.reddit.com/r/Joby/comments/1mu3e9i/joby_newbie_guide/)

Voaracious

I thought Joby was a buy ever since Toyota dumped a bunch of money into them. I consider Toyota as good an indicator of growth as Warren is an indicator of value.  Also EVEX and EH are intriguing. Embraer's no joke and backs EVEX. But EVEX lags JOBY and ACHR a bit. EH by reports is the farthest along to mass commercialization. But reports out of China are sus. 

Difficult-Level7038

Thought she was an EH ght

SnowDefiant7982

EVTL, JOBY, and EH as well. I own some of these and ARCH. I don’t know who will win the battle, but I think owning some of all of them is a good plan for me.

brick1972

I think you have a fundamental misunderstanding here, the way you are writing this. You seem to be thinking that you can take any amount of LTCG with no tax as long as your earned income is less than $48k. That is incorrect. Any LTCG you realize count toward your AGI, which is what the rate is based on. [Here](https://smartasset.com/investing/capital-gains-tax-calculator#R1EH5mNONq) is a capital gains tax calculator where you can play with the numbers.

BrandonLeeOfficial

The Flight Facilities Decade mixes are incredible. Discovered them a couple days ago. Good for memory and writing this fukcing memoir. [enjoy.](https://www.youtube.com/playlist?app=desktop&list=PLsyXdd3h8EH-YHdXTcGenb1z9VaC0_VKH) #🎅🏿🦶🏿🤶🏼🤶🏻

ProspectorHoward

It aint a war until it's front page news in Canada EH

goodbodha

https://photos.app.goo.gl/JYv7iptA23EH86Po9 Macd on the 1 week bars rolled over. Usually that sends the market down over at least a few weeks.

youngmuss666

Check out HIVE In October 2025, HIVE produced ~289 BTC — up ~8% month-over-month (from 267 BTC in Sept) and up ~147% year-over-year from ~117 BTC in Oct 2024. • Average daily production ~9.3 BTC/day in October. • Fleet efficiency: ~17.7 Joules per Terahash (J/TH) in October. • Average hashrate in October: ~21.9 Exahash/s (EH/s), with a peak of ~23.6 EH/s. • The company reports exceeding 2% of the global Bitcoin network hashrate. • Expansion into Tier III+ AI/HPC data-centers via its subsidiary (BUZZ High Performance Computing) and conversion of existing infrastructure: e.g., Swedish site conversion to Tier-3 HPC for ~2,000 NVIDIA GPUs. • Renewable energy focus: The Paraguay hydroelectric power build is the backbone of its mining operations. 1. Production growth and scale HIVE is ramping mining production meaningfully. Getting from ~267 BTC (Sept) to ~289 BTC (Oct) while network difficulty is high shows operational execution. That gives the potential for revenue/cash-flow upside if BTC prices cooperate. 2. Efficiency / Cost advantage 17.7 J/TH is a respectable fleet efficiency (lower is better). Lower electricity cost + efficient hardware = better margin potential. Given HIVE uses hydroelectric (lower power cost, cleaner), that’s a competitive advantage. 3. Dual-engine strategy: mining + HPC/AI HIVE isn’t only a Bitcoin miner; it’s pivoting/expanding into HPC and AI data-centers. This could provide diversification away from pure crypto mining risk (e.g., BTC price, difficulty). The conversion of Tier-1 to Tier-3 data-centres (Sweden) accelerates that strategy. 4. Scaling into network significance Surpassing 2% of the global Bitcoin network is non-trivial. That means HIVE has meaningful presence and scale. As mining becomes more industrialised, scale is important. 5. Green/ESG angle Use of hydro power helps HIVE’s ESG profile, which may appeal to certain funds/strategies, and possibly reduce regulatory or public-relations risk around energy usage.

GreenSog

There balance street is healthy. There niche is green energy in comparison to other players. They are expanding rapidly in low electricity cost countries. They continue to hit goals. They want to be 35 EH next year. They need a decent contract and this will explode..

mcdonaldemploy3

You forgot to mentioned they have been constantly delivering, they should be reaching 25EH before thanksgiving, they secured deals with Dell, Bell, and vast data, they are the first company out of any of the competitors that transition into hpc/ai , they're magement team have been 5 years in the business (most then any of the competitors) they're backed by the Venezuela goverment, Sweeden presiden and paraguay president, on top what makes them better then any of the competion is that they're the most efficient out of anyone they use every single energy at there disposal, they have a strong partnership with Nvidia, the Ceo said they should be bridging 100m in net revenue next year in just AI alone... they're also diversified located in many location and not just one where shift in policy can screw them over... also they purchased a mining center from bitf which the stock ran up 400% in two months... they're basically sisters/brothers so we could expect similar movements. More catylst short term Earnings in november, News of reaching 25EH before Thanksgiving Potential more deals with they're ai/hpc Sorry for my bad English 

Substantial-Rip-2399

I see everyone selling off profits in EH my whole portfolio is down. DFLI, BURU, PSCA, PSTV, and RVPH

gohinthruit

EHs expansion as well as ai data center expansions. Cifr has less of a EH rate than hive and it has a 6b market cap. Hive is just catching up

gohinthruit

EHs expansion as well as ai data center expansions. Cifr has less of a EH rate than hive and it has a 6b market cap. Hive is just catching up

Defiant_Departure270

EH ticker symbol Ehang has sold 300 units. It is a Chinese based eVTOL company which leads the world currently in eVTOL sales bottom line….they are not yet profitable at scale either. EHang (EH) is not yet profitable under standard accounting principles (GAAP), but they have achieved adjusted profitability on a non-GAAP basis.  Here's a breakdown of their financial status: • GAAP Net Income (Standard Profitability): The company continues to report a net loss on a GAAP basis (Generally Accepted Accounting Principles) as it invests heavily in R&D, scaling up operations, and covering other expenses related to being a public company in an emerging industry.  • Non-GAAP Adjusted Net Income (Adjusted Profitability): EHang has achieved positive adjusted net income for several consecutive quarters. This is a key operational milestone as it excludes certain non-cash items like stock-based compensation and one-off expenses, providing a clearer view of the profitability of their core business operations (selling and delivering eVTOLs).  • Gross Profit: The company consistently reports a high gross profit and gross margin, which indicates that the revenue from selling their eVTOLs significantly exceeds the direct cost of manufacturing those aircraft.  In summary, while EHang is making revenue and has a high gross margin, the overall business is still in a high-growth, pre-mass-scale phase, meaning total expenses still outweigh total revenue and therefore it is not fully profitable yet.

Defiant_Departure270

The Chinese company EHang is generally recognized as having the highest current production and delivery volume among eVTOL manufacturers globally, and certainly within China. The company has obtained the world's first Type Certificate, Production Certificate, and Standard Airworthiness Certificate from the Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) for its autonomous eVTOL, the EH216-S.  As of late 2024, EHang has delivered nearly 300 of its EH216-S aircraft to customers. This level of delivery, especially after receiving the production certificate to manufacture them in bulk, positions them as the likely company building the most eVTOLs per day at this time.  Other significant Chinese eVTOL players include AutoFlight and XPeng AeroHT, which are also ramping up production efforts.

gohinthruit

Ohh Yeahh, hive is working on that and EH/s expansion

qpalzm1247

i did USA drones an there e-vtols. ONDS,​ AVAV, ACHR, DPRO, JOBY, MOB, UMAC, RCA, PLTR, RDW an EH. All up %20 in last month ​except for EH +%5 ​an PLTR -%5. DPRO up %45.

Lanky_Win9805

EH is no longer pre revenue. They started deliveries to customers.

MilkshakeBoy78

HIVE is invisible and extremely undervalued compared to the competitors. https://imgur.com/a/888CBQ9 MCap / EHs, Liabilities / Equity The smaller these are the better. --- HIVE has the smallest market cap and requires the least amount of capital to grow. They has the most EH/s relative to market cap and has the least amount of liabilities relative to equity. --- They currently are mining 9 BTC a day and they will be mining 12 a day by the end of the year. Hive has maintained positive gross mining margins every quarter. They have a mining margin of 55% because one of their main mining facility is powered by hydro-electric. --- Some of the competitors are profitable, some mine more BTC and some have more HPC revenue but all of HIVE's competitors are not as undervalued as HIVE. --- HIVE has been adding HPC for AI and is aiming for 100m annual revenue in HPC by 2026. They had 14.8m in HPC revenue by the end of the 2nd Quarter for 2025. The data center they own is in Toronto near the University of Toronto and the airport.

MilkshakeBoy78

HIVE is invisible and extremely undervalued compared to the competitors. https://imgur.com/a/888CBQ9 MCap / EHs, Liabilities / Equity The smaller these are the better. --- HIVE has the smallest market cap and requires the least amount of capital to grow. They has the most EH/s relative to market cap and has the least amount of liabilities relative to equity. --- They currently are mining 9 BTC a day and they will be mining 12 a day by the end of the year. Hive has maintained positive gross mining margins every quarter. They have a mining margin of 55% because one of their main mining facility is powered by hydro-electric. --- Some of the competitors are profitable, some mine more BTC and some have more HPC revenue but all of HIVE's competitors are not as undervalued as HIVE. --- HIVE has been adding HPC for AI and is aiming for 100m annual revenue in HPC by 2026. They had 14.8m in HPC revenue by the end of the 2nd Quarter for 2025. The data center they own is in Toronto near the University of Toronto and the airport.

MilkshakeBoy78

HIVE is invisible and extremely undervalued compared to the competitors. https://imgur.com/a/888CBQ9 MCap / EHs, Liabilities / Equity The smaller these are the better. --- HIVE has the smallest market cap and requires the least amount of capital to grow. They has the most EH/s relative to market cap and has the least amount of liabilities relative to equity. --- They currently are mining 9 BTC a day and they will be mining 12 a day by the end of the year. Hive has maintained positive gross mining margins every quarter. They have a mining margin of 55% because one of their main mining facility is powered by hydro-electric. --- Some of the competitors are profitable, some mine more BTC and some have more HPC revenue but all of HIVE's competitors are not as undervalued as HIVE. --- HIVE has been adding HPC for AI and is aiming for 100m annual revenue in HPC by 2026. They had 14.8m in HPC revenue by the end of the 2nd Quarter for 2025. The data center they own is in Toronto near the University of Toronto and the airport.

MilkshakeBoy78

HIVE is invisible and extremely undervalued compared to the competitors. https://imgur.com/a/888CBQ9 MCap / EHs, Liabilities / Equity The smaller these are the better. --- HIVE has the smallest market cap and requires the least amount of capital to grow. They has the most EH/s relative to market cap and has the least amount of liabilities relative to equity. --- They currently are mining 9 BTC a day and they will be mining 12 a day by the end of the year. Hive has maintained positive gross mining margins every quarter. They have a mining margin of 55% because one of their main mining facility is powered by hydro-electric. --- Some of the competitors are profitable, some mine more BTC and some have more HPC revenue but all of HIVE's competitors are not as undervalued as HIVE. --- HIVE has been adding HPC for AI and is aiming for 100m annual revenue in HPC by 2026. They had 14.8m in HPC revenue by the end of the 2nd Quarter for 2025. The data center they own is in Toronto near the University of Toronto and the airport.

MilkshakeBoy78

HIVE is invisible and extremely undervalued compared to the competitors. https://imgur.com/a/888CBQ9 MCap / EHs, Liabilities / Equity The smaller these are the better. --- HIVE has the smallest market cap and requires the least amount of capital to grow. They has the most EH/s relative to market cap and has the least amount of liabilities relative to equity. --- They currently are mining 9 BTC a day and they will be mining 12 a day by the end of the year. Hive has maintained positive gross mining margins every quarter. They have a mining margin of 55% because one of their main mining facility is powered by hydro-electric. --- Some of the competitors are profitable, some mine more BTC and some have more HPC revenue but all of HIVE's competitors are not as undervalued as HIVE. --- HIVE has been adding HPC for AI and is aiming for 100m annual revenue in HPC by 2026. They had 14.8m in HPC revenue by the end of the 2nd Quarter for 2025. The data center they own is in Toronto near the University of Toronto and the airport.

The_AMD_Guy

Judging Iren by it's EH/s is a mistake. The reason most of the bitcoin miners have been pumping the last few weeks is because many are pivoting from BTC mining to creating AI HPC infrastructure. These miners have been quietly scooping up cheap power for years and now AI has emerged, its going to need ALOT of power over the next few years. Iren is probably the miner with the highest potential with AI which is shown by their current market cap and recent performance.

bpc12

There is news though.. they passed 20 EH/s and are now producing 9 BTC a day

takeahikehike

If you like ACHR check out EH. 

mariusvell

AGMH recently sold its subsidiary for $57.4M, which is >10× its current market cap They also have an option to buy up to 30,000 Bitcoin miners. If they use most of the proceeds to fund this expansion, they could reach ~6.6 EH/s hashrate. At $100k BTC, that might translate to ~$80M in annual revenue and potentially ~$45–50M net profit – a huge change compared to today’s valuation. Still a lot of “ifs”: Confirmation of cash receipt Timeline for miner installation BTC price and network difficulty But if they execute, there seems to be significant upside potential from here. Curious what others think – is this a sleeper play or too much risk?

ace_of_spdz

EH seems to be doing well and is already profitable…

UnderstandingCold949

HIVE has been gaining attention lately. If they reach 25 EH/s hashrate by Thanksgiving as they project, it will no longer be a penny stock.

CuckedbyZuck

start watching drone plays, will be just like electric vehicle bubble of 2021 once government money starts flowing. Legislation getting closer There are a ton more but RCAT, EH, KTOS, AVAV, JOBY, ACHR I’ve been riding $ONDS kinda like a risky $OPEN play not for the weak, big potential will rotate later put them on your watchlist if market corrects these are the stocks to buy and ride next year, possibly sooner (currently only own $ONDS because I’m a pump chaser who lives in the trenches, will distribute accordingly)

Anceradi

EH is only building autonomous vehicles so pilots costs are not a concern for them. I agree, that this is part of why I have a lot of doubts of the viability of the Archer/Joby business model, especially given their current valuation. It's also more difficult for them to take the autonomous as there would be more regulatory issues around it in the US/Europe, which is why I consider China a much more promising market for this technology.

Anceradi

Because they're two different kinds of investment. Investing in an eVTOL company is believing that there is a chance of the technology actually delivering what it is promising, and wanting to position yourself to profit from it despite the risks. To me, that's the bet you're making whether you invest in Joby, Archer, EH or any other eVTOL company. Investing in helicopters is not speculative, it's investing in a proven technology, and simply believing that the sector and the company will continue to perform/improve its performance. I assume that your point is that eVTOLs are just electric helicopters, and that even if the technology succeeds, it won't do more than helocopters can currently do. But for the air taxi use case, two major flaws of helicopters are solved by eVTOLs: the noise and the costly fuel consumption. By being more economical to fly and by reducing the noise pollution, eVTOLs do have the potential to allow use cases that were not possible at scale with helicopters. I agree that it does not make it certain that it will succeed, and I'm still a bit skeptical as to whether it will truly work out in the medium term, but it has enough potential for me to make a small investment. With EH current valuation, there is a lot of upside if their projects materialize, and it's worth the risk of the technology not living up to its hype for me.

Plane-Salamander2580

Similar to how US doesn't allow China EVs to sell to US, they can always restrict EH from entering there which is a major handicap to have to overcome.

Anceradi

EH is also developing air taxis, they just started smaller. I mention the VT-35 in my post. I find the military angle for Archer even more speculative, as the downsides of helicopters are less relevant for that use case. Ultimately, all three claim the same "air taxi" goal, even Archer, but I see it more likely to actually happen at scale in China before it happens elsewhere.

Plane-Salamander2580

EH is a point A to point A tourist attraction joy ride Joby is an air taxi play Archer is a militarised eVTOL play

Sashamirae17

great . You’re right that EH deserves more attention — they’ve actually crossed the certification → commercialization line, which puts them ahead of Joby/Archer in some very tangible ways. First to market is not just a headline, it means real-world operational data, customer feedback, and revenue — all things Western players don’t have yet. That said, I think the reason Joby/Archer dominate discussion is less about fundamentals and more about *where the capital is*. U.S.-listed companies with strong VC/PE backing and visibility in the U.S. media naturally get amplified. EH also faces the “China discount,” where investors automatically assign more geopolitical/regulatory risk, regardless of the business progress. Your point on infrastructure/NIMBY is spot on — the regulatory environment in China is far more favorable, and that’s a massive edge. But investors still weigh the geopolitical risk higher than execution risk, which explains the valuation gap. So yeah, if someone is comfortable with the China exposure, EH looks like the stronger near-term execution bet. If not, Joby/Archer become more of a “U.S. regulatory/macro” bet despite the slower progress....

Big-Material2917

You ask Reddit. RDW, BKSY, ABAT, and EH. Thank me later. Also RKLB obviously but that one isn’t in the “before they blew up” category anymore.

The_AMD_Guy

Bitcoin mining is a dying business and HUT know that. Many bitcoin miners are pivoting to AI / HPC data centres. HUT currently are building a 1000 MW Data Centre in Texas and another one in Louisiana which is going to be 300mw initially which will be upgradable to 1000mw. Look at the deals being signed in the Sector, $Corz signed a multi billion deals worth $8.7B over several years with Coreweave, Terawulf also just signed a big deal. Private equity company Coatue also recently invested into HUT and they want them to go all in on AI HPC, this separation from the mining business and energy infrastructure also means that HUT 8 shares will not be diluted to fund EH/S growth or bitcoin accumulation. I love this since I am extremely bullish on the AI HPC side compared to the Bitcoin side. Also the numbers you are using for the share count are plain wrong. Ticker has already updated and there are 908,588,140 shares. Marketcap at $7.3B, Still extremely overpriced but not $25b lmao. They did a private raise with the Winklevoss twins around $1B, I expect the true value around $1B-$1.5B

ehangman

EH $8 to $100-117 Sell all.

Difficult_Race1473

Good thing I didn't pull the trigger on EH - down over 11% yesterday! So much for your foolproof screener, eh?

Difficult_Race1473

I entered your criteria into perplexity and only 1 stock met all 4 criteria of: -between $10-$50 -upwardly sloping 200 day SMA -positive MACD -ADX of 25 or higher EH was the only ticker to meet these criteria for today. And their earnings release is on Tuesday. Hmmmmm...

JackTroubadour

>~~amiright~~ EH? fixed it for u HOSER, TAKE OFF, EH?

Bryzera

Both and $EH for hedge

Outside-Cactus-75

I bought TFNA based on mentions in this sub. Bought 5000 at 0.12. Sold everything for 0.13 and now it’s a 0.10. Go back in? I thought this one had potential but EH. Still got bigger hopes for NVNI.

RoyalBlue816

Canada will not deal with this shit. They are actually like “EH FUCK YOU BUDDY”

daedalus_dance

ABAT consolidated over $3, EXA up 11% on good revenue, EH and PZX representing china well, TE doin' its share buybacks and partnering with Shell. All just like the gypsy woman said. Y'all can have DNUT, I don't want your nuts.

bobrandy23

$CAN – Canaan. Pure-play BTC miner and ASIC producer, already sitting on 1500 BTC. They currently crank out 6.5 BTC/day at 10EH/s and ramping up to 15EH/s within 6 months—that’s gonna be \~10 BTC/day at today’s hash rates. Revenue hitting \~$343M and climbing fast thanks to all the degens buying mining rigs. At this pace, they’ll double their stack to 3000 BTC in under a year.

needaspguy

The Canadian way, EH!

daedalus_dance

Well, everything I own is red except ABAT, EH, and that unfinished Uranium mine in Niger. (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻

daedalus_dance

I bought ARCH and EH last month and I should have bought ARCH and JOBY. I mean I'm happy with my gains so far but like... JOBY, must you make me jealous?

manolo44

My opinions on next ones that can run - RDW, PPTA, EH (risky as chinese)

Elmksan

HIVE has doubled their EH/s this year and will double it again by Thanksgiving 🦃. Y'all are sleeping on this one

CryBTC

MARA doesn’t really know what it wants to be imo. They mine BTC at an all-in cost of $160K, which given current BTC prices results in continuous losses. But since MARA adds the mined BTC to their treasury of ~50K BTC, they fund their operations by tapping the ATM and thus issuing shares, leading to dilution for existing shareholders. They just announced a year-end target of 75 EH/s which given the current operating leverage will exacerbate their losses. To put into contrast, IREN has an all-in mining cost of $41K, so you can see the difference. I think MARA would be better off stripping their mining business and market themselves as a BTC Treasury firm like MSTR.

Yogurt_Up_My_Nose

as a result of loss of power, but keep on flexing. seems like your guys power grid is fine. so what's the hold up on the cooling EH ?

Voaracious

Also EH ACHR and EVEX. This is a huge new market. One or a few of them going to get big growth. 

Obvious_Flounder_150

Try $EH Ehang. It's like with electric cars. China will crush the market with cheap high quality. They are supported by the Chinese government and have International test flights absolved and actually sell these Things already

cnaik1987

I should preface. I have no business giving any advice to anybody on investing. I do stay up to date with a lot of aviation trends, and the big players. And this seems like a no-brainer. Especially if they can develop energy efficient methods to fly these they are going to be the next car. There’s no way we can keep expanding the roads and keeping this many vehicles on the ground forever. This is from deepseek ### 🚁 **Pure-Play VTOL Stocks: High Risk, High Reward** *(Ranked by near-term potential)* #### **1. Joby Aviation ($JOBY)** - **What they do:** Electric air taxis (5 seats, 150-mile range). - **Catalysts:** - FAA certification expected **late 2025** (biggest near-term catalyst). - Partnerships: **Delta Air Lines**, Toyota, Uber. - Already flying 30,000+ test miles. - **Financials:** - $1.2B cash (no bankruptcy risk until 2027+). - Revenue expected 2026 ($200M+). - **Entry Strategy:** - **Ideal buy zone: $4.50–$5.50/share** (currently ~$5.20). - Buy in 3 tranches: 50% now, 25% at $4.80, 25% at $4.50. - **Price Target:** $12–$15 by 2026 (if FAA approves). --- #### **2. Archer Aviation ($ACHR)** - **What they do:** Urban air mobility (4 seats, 100-mile range). - **Catalysts:** - **United Airlines** ordered 200 aircraft ($1B+ potential). - FAA certification target: **2025**. - Testing piloted flights in 2024. - **Financials:** - $700M cash (runway into 2026). - Revenue start: 2025 (limited scale). - **Entry Strategy:** - **Ideal buy zone: $2.80–$3.50/share** (currently ~$3.90). - Wait for pullback below $3.60 (volatile stock). - **Price Target:** $8–$10 by late 2025. #### **3. Lilium ($LILM)** - **What they do:** Regional jets (6 seats, 155-mile range). - **Catalysts:** - Focus on longer routes (e.g., city-to-airport). - Backed by **Bavarian State Govt.** & private investors. - EASA (Europe) certification target: **2026**. - **Risks:** - Higher cash burn ($100M/quarter). - Needs $500M+ funding by 2025 (likely dilution). - **Entry Strategy:** - **Only buy below $0.90/share** (currently ~$0.95). - Small position (≤3% of VTOL allocation). - **Price Target:** $2.50+ if certification succeeds (2026). --- ### 🔋 **Critical Enablers: Less Volatile, High Upside** #### **1. Honeywell ($HON)** - **Role:** Makes avionics, motors, and flight controls for eVTOLs. - **Advantage:** - Supplies **Joby, Archer, Supernal**. - Steady dividends (2.3% yield). - **Entry:** Buy below **$190/share** (currently ~$195). #### **2. EHang ($EH)** - **Role:** Autonomous air taxis (dominant in China). - **Catalyst:** - World’s 1st certified passenger eVTOL (China, 2023). - Scaling flights in Guangzhou/Shenzhen. - **Risk:** U.S. delisting threat (China-based). - **Entry:** Buy **$14–$16/share** (currently ~$18). #### **3. Blade Air Mobility ($BLDE)** - **Role:** *Operator* (not manufacturer) of urban air routes. - **Edge:** - Already profitable (helicopters → eVTOLs). - Partnering with **Beta, Joby, Electra**. - **Entry:** Buy **$2.80–$3.20/share** (currently ~$3.05). --- ### ⚡ **Battery Tech: The Fuel of eVTOLs** - **QuantumScape ($QS):** Solid-state batteries (2x energy density). - Entry: **$5.50–$6.50** (wait for pullback; high risk). - **Microvast ($MVST):** Aviation-grade battery packs. - Entry: **$0.35–$0.45** (speculative but cheap). --- ### 💡 **Smart Portfolio Allocation** | **Ticker** | % of VTOL Allocation | Entry Price | Notes | |------------|----------------------|------------------|---------------------------| | **$JOBY** | 40% | $4.50–$5.50 | Anchor position | | **$ACHR** | 25% | <$3.60 | High volatility | | **$HON** | 15% | <$190 | Safe dividend | | **$BLDE** | 10% | $2.80–$3.20 | Operator leverage | | **$QS** | 10% | $5.50–$6.50 | Battery moonshot | *(Keep total VTOL allocation ≤ 30% of your overall portfolio)* --- ### ⚠️ **Critical Rules** 1. **Never chase pumps:** eVTOL stocks can surge 50% in a week then crash. 2. **Set sell triggers:** - Sell 25% at 2x gain. - Sell another 25% at 3x. - Hold the rest 5–10 years. 3. **DCA > lump sum:** Invest in 3–4 chunks over 6 months to average down. --- ### 📅 **Timeline to "Never Worry About Money"** - **2025–2027:** Ride certification catalysts ($JOBY, $ACHR 3–5x). - **2028–2030:** Shift profits into cash-flow assets (real estate, dividend stocks). - **2035+:** If VTOLs become the "next EVs," your $10K could grow to $250K+. > *"The big money is made by sitting, not trading."* > — **Jesse Livermore** ---

Draymond_Punch

Is this why EH dipped today?

DoringItBetterNow

Is the “EH” you coughing smoke?

Effective_Pea_7244

that is the spirit! lol EH!!

FullyLoadedClipsYT

Alright degenerates, here’s the full rundown on HIVE Digital Technologies Ltd. (TSXV: HIVE) — the former crypto miner turned AI hype play that’s trying to ride both the Bitcoin rocket and the GPU gravy train. As of May 26, 2025, HIVE is rocking a market cap of CAD 427.35M, with a stock price around CAD 2.75 and 180.88M shares outstanding. Financials? Buckle up. FY2024 revenue hit CAD 114.5M, but they posted a CAD 51.2M net loss and negative gross profit of CAD 26M — not exactly stonks. Assets are solid though at CAD 307.6M, and they’re only carrying CAD 30.6M in debt, so they’re not overleveraged like your cousin’s margin account. Their P/S ratio is about 3.7x, and P/B is 1.4x, but P/E doesn’t exist ‘cause they’re not printing profits yet (diamond hands needed). They’re trying to pivot into high-performance computing and AI data centers — hence the rebrand — and are aiming to hit 25 EH/s in Bitcoin hashrate, which is giga-chad territory. They’ve got mining ops in Canada, Sweden, and Paraguay, using green energy to keep ESG Karens quiet. Gross margins are still negative (ouch), and while we don’t have exact ROE or ROA, it’s safe to say they’re not popping champagne in accounting. On the risk side, they live and die by Bitcoin’s mood swings, hardware costs, energy prices, and regulatory whiplash — so expect volatility higher than your ex’s emotions. That said, institutional ownership is around 18%, insiders own a measly 0.32%, and beta is a spicy 3.52 — so it moves faster than a YOLO options chain. TL;DR: HIVE is a high-risk, high-aspiration bet on both crypto and AI, backed by renewable energy and an ambition to be more than just another miner. If BTC moons and AI becomes the second coming, HIVE could print. If not, well… it’s not the first time this sub has collectively held a flaming bag. Do your DD, but don’t say Daddy WSB didn’t warn you.

bullrider_21

EH is the first company in the world to receive certification from the local authority to operate autonomous passenger drones or flying taxis.

Voaracious

OK now here's the real moonshot question: JOBY or EH? 

VPJamesDavidVance

i went long on EH (monday open) in 3 ways lol: sold puts for this Friday, bought shares, and bought leaps

LonghornPride05

Current hashrate is ~940EH/s. A quality Bitmain Antminer working at 82TH/s is $550. 940EH/s is roughly 11.45 million times greater than 82TH/s. We’ll round to 11.5M for that 1% you need. Total cost for your 51% attack before including paying people to set it up and the electricity cost: $6.325B. Your hardware cost alone is that high. Let’s say hardware is the only cost for the sake of simplicity. You want to make a profit through this attack otherwise what’s the point. Call it a 25% profit which is really low for a $6.3B risk/investment. You need an idea to make $7.9B. And you have to keep your miners running because the other 49% are working to reverse your transaction. That’s how crazy a 51% attack is now. You can’t even acquire 11,500,000 miners if you wanted. Most have less than 10 available on any site because of how frequently they are upgraded with better technology. By the time you actually acquired 11.5M miners it would be old tech and more powerful miners would be in the market already meaning you need even more power. You could try and buy 51% of the farms but then you’re spending even more than $6.3B and the farmers are going to notice your spending spree. It would be very apparent what you’re doing and naturally as you buy more of the market they’ll keep asking for more. Now you’re $12B in the hole before hitting 51% and you have operating costs. Your desired 25% profit now means you need to make $15B. In the practical world there is no way for you to recoup your money doing this. It is only theoretically possible. And if you succeeded and stole $15B worth of Bitcoin, then what? You can’t exit. How do you move $15B into cash without everyone realizing you are the guy who stole the Bitcoin.

ParsleyMost

EH! I know. WSB Stock!!

RockyCreamNHotSauce

100% market share? Xpeng already received 3k orders on its carrier model. It broke ground on the first full scale production factory 5 months ago. EHang hasn’t even started. XPeng X2 is comparable to EH216 and 1/2-1/3 of the price. Both companies have certifications.

wblumberg

EH

Advanced-Aardvark-87

Just saying tariffs and trade deals are not earth shattering as he put it. Ficking ALIENS are real and religion debunked would be Earth shattering or no more income tax or even going back on the gold standard or crypto standard would be Earth shattering. But a friggin trade deal is just EH

Voaracious

I just bought my first ever Chinese stock today! EH.  Normally I avoid China but EHang makes too much sense to me. 

kicaboojooce

EH. I'm a 43 year old dad - I'll just wait out the Tariff

ModeForJoe

fuck you, wallstreetbets auto-bot... what the hell are YOUR MOVES!? EH!? We keep telling you OUR secrets, but you don't tell us shit

_you_wont_remember_

EH trading had dmn at .0055

PuzzleheadedSwing584

Bezos told the truth in this instance and was tacked up next to economic Jesus to cook a little in the Arizona sun EH? Remember, tariffs are taxes upon foreign products you the consumer buy in lieu of a local alternative Open up those US potash mines BTW... Gonna need em

Affectionate-Idea690

$EH

greengrasstallmntn

$EH

NotCoolFool

Why didn’t Zelenskyy fight for Crimea 11 years ago eh! - EH! Oh yeah - he wasn’t the president then that’s why you incompetent orange pleb.

Pendraconica

Yeah but the EV market... EH! He's a nazi. Ok, but the taxi... NU UH! He's a nazi. Well whatabout... NAAAZZIIIIII.

HealthyFly1561

EH wants free hookers 

squirrl4prez

EH I'm 30 and pulled everything close to the top. Most is cash but just trying to follow the game with 20/25% with long set calls and puts, but IV and theta is cooking everything fast

RocketMan1088

[Chinese peasants got flying cars approved. $EH](https://youtube.com/shorts/9uwkycAhILQ?si=x8QVt2wcg4DfcWBE)

-boatsNhoes

Yesterday's tweet saying tariffs were off abd the later EH denial of this exact thing was a test to see how markets would react. Today was the actual move. This was blatant market manipulation. Probably because all of his buddies and kids lost so much money.

WIWIWIWIIIII

under my umbrella ELLA ELLA EH EH EH EH OHOH

Derekjinx2021

I guess its not so funny to be from Canada now, EH?

NOTorAND

https://i.imgur.com/ckkw5EH.jpeg *34%

Overall-Nature-2485

Thank you for your detailed explanation. I have more trust in Xpeng; CEO is focused and under promises and overdelivers. EH designs also look horrible compared to Xpengs.

potato111a

BERS LMAO, SPOKE TOO SOON EH 

TopDeckHero420

The scams just don't stop... Hut 8 and Eric Trump Launch American Bitcoin to Set a New Standard in Bitcoin Mining * American Bitcoin aims to become the world’s largest, most efficient pure-play miner while building a robust strategic Bitcoin reserve * Path to 50+ EH/s at average fleet efficiency of <15 J/TH with goal of becoming a publicly listed company

TopDeckHero420

The scams just don't stop... Hut 8 and Eric Trump Launch American Bitcoin to Set a New Standard in Bitcoin Mining * American Bitcoin aims to become the world’s largest, most efficient pure-play miner while building a robust strategic Bitcoin reserve * Path to 50+ EH/s at average fleet efficiency of <15 J/TH with goal of becoming a publicly listed company

Exciting_Chair185

Thank God, Florida's full. We definitely don't want ANY of you here, EH? Tell your friends!

Siks10

Options are not traded EH. Don't worry, you will see your losses at 8.30 CST tomorrow

Ecstatic-Report2147

LI AND EH calls?

isc1200s

I’m going to develop an EH “ electric horse “ just to fuck with Amish.

drempaz

LI and EH seem the most obvious tbh