SOL

Historical_Big_685

Yes, there has been dilution, and there may be more in the future. The key question is what the capital is being used for. In Upexi's case, it's being used to acquire more SOL, which can increase shareholder value if the strategy works. They're also doing share buybacks, which is something you don't often see from a microcap company. The CEO has been buying shares himself, the stock looks oversold, and if the crypto market enters another strong bull cycle, Upexi could be in a very good position. Nothing is guaranteed, but several factors seem to be lining up. A move of several hundred percent wouldn't be unprecedented for a stock like this in a strong crypto bull market.

Historical_Big_685

Yes, there has been dilution, and there may be more in the future. The key question is what the capital is being used for. In Upexi's case, it's being used to acquire more SOL, which can increase shareholder value if the strategy works. They're also doing share buybacks, which is something you don't often see from a microcap company. The CEO has been buying shares himself, the stock looks oversold, and if the crypto market enters another strong bull cycle, Upexi could be in a very good position. Nothing is guaranteed, but several factors seem to be lining up. A move of several hundred percent wouldn't be unprecedented for a stock like this in a strong crypto bull market.

got-trunks

This is how it will work SpaceX stock starts to slip a bit, golden dome valued at 300B gets gifted to spacex, spacex makes massive stock gains and floats along until it's clear nothing is happening with it, and they take 30B and walk away. Stock takes a massive hit but the knowers priced it in, retail investors are SOL and industry wins because capitalism is a crutch

ThePodcastAvenger_YT

Asked for 14 and got 10. I've traded stocks with them on and off since 2020 and put the 2K minimum for the IPO in this week. I'm super happy that I even got the 10. I bet that only happened because of the low 20s % reserved for single investors. I bet if it was the normal 10% I would have been SOL

Asleep_Emphasis69

heart and SOL

Delta632

OP has the livestock trailer transfer documentation and a valid commercial livestock hauler license but is SOL on the USDA veterinary health certificates. So close OP, so close.

logosobscura

Because without volume in an index, you start selling, and the price aggressively plummets. The right to sell the stock, and the market capacity to absorb the sell off are not the same thing. Friday made it clear that SpaceX isn’t getting in the S&P 500, the Nasdaq has as much volume as a puddle by comparison- the only hope is for retail to actively get involved since passive is SOL for at least a year (4 quarters of GAAP profit, 10% of stock in free float- that isn’t happening for a long while, same problem for Anthropic and OpenAI- they’re a long way from GAAP positive). So, where’s the volume coming from to keep that at $135 or above?

wancruz

The auto buy discipline is underrated honestly. Removing emotion from accumulation is half the battle. The SOL staking habit is smart too makes sense to put it to work while you hold. Worth knowing native BTC staking is a real option now through Babylon, same concept but your BTC stays on the Bitcoin chain the whole time. No wrapping involved. If you're stacking both daily anyway might as well make both productive while you wait.

glitched_system1

SOL is sun in Spanish, bullish

PapaCharlie9

Looks like we both get to learn something new. The fact that it is **IBKR** showing those dates is significant. The "w" doesn't just mean weekly. It apparently means *any contract* that isn't a monthly or LEAPS. So that includes the quarterly contract on Sep 30, and importantly, the **End-of-month** contracts (Jul 31, Aug 31) that are only available on global markets for SPY. Brokers that don't support the global market for SPY contracts wouldn't show those EOM contracts. So, like I said, you are SOL. You can't do what you want that far into the future. There are going to be gaps because no weekly contracts go further out than 6 weeks. Particularly if you are trading contracts on any day other than a Friday.

glitched_system1

SOL recovering

Far_Lifeguard_5027

The early whales are taking profits. If you didn't buy it 10 years ago, you're SOL.

ten7four

Never bought crypto, but just looked at the total return of everything robinhood has given me over the last couple years. > BTC -25% > > DOGE -45% > > SOL -44% > > ETH -41% > > XRP -37% > > SUI -11% (they sent me this one like three days ago) > > AVAX -80% Lol

FaZaCon

Remember waaaaay back in in 2021 BTC hit an ATH of $61K then plunged to $16K a year later. Then went onto hit another ATH of $122K in 2025. Ya, crypto cycles. The next BTC halving is in 2028. Every halving period (4 so far) BTC has moved onto a new ATH. We'll see what 2028 holds.Buy and hodl some BTC, SOL, ZCASH, and MON. If BTC goes onto another ATH, those altcoins should 10-20X their value.

Ok-Barracuda39

Why sell? I have a daily auto-buy on SOL and BTC. At night, I make sure to stake that daily SOL. Unless you HAVE to have money now, I would just wait. But, it is hard to wait.

glitched_system1

If sold my SOL now I would have like 240 dollars profit. Should I hold and see if we hit 80 at open?

Own_Elephant_5223

How could it be dead? Crypto will never die! Buy while it's low! Are you gonna wait for all time high??? Btw. BTC halving is coming in a few years and BTC will BLOW UP. You better buy now! And ETH has actual use cases. New meme coins will also come. And they run on ETH and SOL blockhain, so just buy ETH and SOL. The US government is buying BTC too!

AidenTai

Something like 82% is now in the hands of long term holders (institutions are now a majority of that). It's definitely out of fashion with retail and would need a massive advantage vs. the broader market to attract retail interest. But apparently, that has been the case even for the last couple years during which there was a fair bit of growth. So retail investors (that use Coinbase) don't necessarily need to participate for there to be solid growth, but obviously investing in Coinbase (which relies on retail more than Bitcoin itself does) without retail interest is going to be a worse decision than many other options out there. The nice thing is the last four years or so have purged a lot of the scumminess out of crypto. 2017–2022 was wild with random startups, pyramid schemes, con artists, etc. you name it. Now the main projects (eg. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Monero, Zcash, SOL, etc.) dominate the space and most of those little scummy projects and wildly speculative meme coins etc. are dead or dying.

Beginning-Fig-9089

BTC, ETH, SOL they all goin down

Im_tryna_skrrt

My thesis: in the next few years AI models will converge in raw reasoning ability, the durable edge will switch from reasoning, to the data an AI agent can draw on to produce better answers. General purpose AI agents will constantly “subcontract” to more specialized agents, paying very small fees each time. These agents will be funded with crypto wallets as high frequency, sub cent transactions are where fiat currency struggles the most. Essentially crypto will be the currency of AI agents doing business with other AI agents. Now does this mean BTC, ETH, SOL or USDC will benefit? I’m not quite sure yet but based on past cycles, when one cryptocurrency is in favor they all start running

Old_Culture_3825

well, if you try and get Gatorade Recovery Protein Shakes (a Pepsi product) you are def SOL constantly so I believe it

mx07gt

It's a common money laundering method called "layering". Look it up if you want details. I've gotten flagged over it before attempting to do something similar OP is trying. I had to provide a bunch of documentation and after 2 weeks everything got unfrozen. It I didn't have an emergency fund in cash and credit cards, I would've been SOL.

ieatmoondust

UPXI - its early MicroStrategy but for SOL, and with staking.

sevilleanda

20M ETFs Are My Foundation, But What Else Should I Start Investing In? I’m 20 years old with roughly a \~$22k net worth currently. I am in university with a full time job. I have around \~$14k cash, \~$7.5k invested in ETFs inside my TFSA, and a smaller crypto position. I started investing in April 2024 and my TFSA is currently up about 17% all time. I also help my parents out every now and then with 3000$ payments because they help me a lot as well of course. Right now I invest 15% of every paycheck automatically: \-10% into ETFs \-5% into crypto ETF allocation is mainly: \-VFV (55%) \-XEF (25%) \-XIU (20%) Crypto is mostly: BTC; ETH; SOL I make roughly \~$3k/month currently and get paid twice per month. I’m definitely continuing the ETF strategy long term, but I also want to start putting another \~5–10% of my income + an initial \~$500 into something more aggressive/high-upside while I’m still young and living at home. Lately I’ve been researching things like: AI industry (ETFs perhaps) Single stocks (companies I believe in) \-Real estate / REITs \-Private equity \-Bond trading \-Inflation indexed funds \-Venture capital \-US treasuries Etc 1. Which of these actually make sense for someone my age and capital level? 2. What would you personally prioritize? 3. What’s the smartest way to start getting exposure without doing something stupid? Thanks! Edit: I have a debit/credit cards however will look into HISA accounts too.

GVas22

Oh it absolutely can be a problem for everything. One of the benefits to centralized systems is that they can reverse transactions and use data backups if necessary. Crypto is immutable by design, which means that there's basically zero recourse when your shit gets stolen. If a bank gets hacked and they lose customer funds, they're liable for what is owed. If your crypto wallet gets hacked you're SOL.

PokemonAnimar

Same with robinhood. I've known about it for a year or two now, but unless I open a different brokerage somewhere, im SOL on buying it (same with MDA too)

Competitive_Pin_6180

Man, I was down $100,000 after the tariff fiasco but am up 100k in the last 60 days. If you don’t want to lose all your money before you know what you’re doing, you’ve gotta buy profitable companies and then hold during the downtimes or buy the dip. But when you buy stupid shit or play options before you know how to actually play options, you’re going to be SOL

karamkka

His SOL and Anthropic bets would’ve made everyone whole by themselves (if they sold SOL anywhere near top). I’m not arguing whether he committed crimes (he did). I’m arguing he made good bets.

Positive_Search_6218

Not even SOL?

boogiedada

I feel bad for the SOL coin launched on this name lol

Odd_Passenger5339

In 2007 I calculated we should save $300/month in a 529 for college. Life got in the way and we didn’t do that consistently enough. For years, we were saving $100/month for first and second kids. An unexpected family inheritance resulted in each now having undergrad paid for, maybe 35K leftover for either grad school or to roll into a Roth tax free under present law. I’ve never repeated the calculation, but sure enough between regular inflation and insane college escalation costs, it’s nuts these days to pay for college. Our first kid isn’t even at a big name school. And don’t even think about loans because you’ll drown yourself in debt on those. So, we should have saved the 300/month bc we would’ve been SOL now. Hope this helps someone. Retirement first, then save for college…you’ll appreciate it when you get there.

Tremulant1

as far as crypto goes - just bitcoin. 100% bitcoin. No ETH, no SOL, no XRP etc. They will all eventually go to $0 against bitcoin.

1hipG33K

This seems like such a sloppy transition. But at least its a baby step forward, I guess. I'm curious how they'd handle states which have both recreational and medical frameworks, where businesses cater to both sets of regulations. I feel like their approach will be more "all or nothing" and companies that sell anything recreationally are just SOL. However, those companies are just trapped to whatever legal regulations are developed by the state. That means recreational states are disproportionately screwed until all of it gets reclassified. To follow that up, does this mean MSO's can technically claim medical status for the arms of their businesses in medical only states? What a mess.. Also, does this mean someone with a valid medical card could transport their "medical cannabis" across state lines and even into illegal states?

ieatmoondust

UPXI... lol. Easiest money I'll ever see. They own way more SOL than their marketcap by double, and have been staking it at 7.9% yield. Earnings report is tonight and the bar is so stupidly low after the last one thats its essentially below ground. SOL is higher than in months, sentiment is high and it will likely not be considered a commodity for very much longer. Shorts about to get REKT.

Express_Sun1214

It's been hard watching the gains since the war. But I didn't have a plan sorted out to buy in at the beginning of April and I'm SOL and need better entries to come around.But I'm thinking the AI earnings calls could continue to make the markets run high through summer. And NGL, I'd like to see how Warsh leans out the gate. I watched an interview with Buffet, he's not comfortable with AI companies. And like others, I'm not so sure that a huge correction is on tap anytime soon. And in the meantime, I need to eat.

BetweenThePosts

LOL so SOL then

Certain_Yam_5824

Thought of this too - but game it out in your head. If China really does something now, when they are locked out of EUV and any descendent tech in the tech tree, they are definitely SOL on FLOPs/watt (or bandwidth, or whatever substrate measurement you'd pick) US + allies still have EUV fabs in the form of Samsung and Intel. China will not be so foolish as to wage this conflict given the asymmetrical loss in capability off the bat, nevermind the messiness of war itself. I would expect US + allies to slow-trickle tech to China ad leverage in the coming years. Obviously all bets are off if China cracks EUV at scale; but given that literally almost anyone can buy ASML's litho machines, and only TSMC has the yield running these machines, I don't think that's an issue?

GeoLogic23

I pulled the cannabis investments from Chicago Atlantic SEC filings to see what companies may be next on Vireo Growth's radar. These are investments classified as "cannabis" as of late 2025 and whatever notes I have on them. Cresco, Verano, Archos Capital (Verano), Terrascend, and Fluent (now Vireo) are the MSOs. * **TheraTrue** \- Georgia medical. New CEO as of June 2025 came from Deep Roots Harvest right after Vireo acquired them. The CEO he replaced was Victor Mancebo, who is a board member of Vireo Growth. * **Kaleafa** \- Oregon. Was the partner for Eaze to enter Oregon years ago. Vireo recently bought Eaze assets. * **BeLeaf Medical** \- Missouri. Their co-founder was part of the three person team that launched Bud Light for AB InBev in the 80's. Also associated with Nature's Care dispensary in Illinois, which is/was with Acreage. * **Oasis (AZ GOAT AZ)** \- AYR assets that were first bought by AYR then sold back to the original owners. * **HA-MD LLC** \- Maryland. Ethos brand. Vireo partnered with them in 2023. * **Dreamfields Brands** \- This is the Jeeter cannabis brand. Big pre-roll brand. Just moved into New York in late 2025. * **Aeriz Holdings** \- Chicago based. Has ops in AZ and CA too I think. They do aeroponic growing. * **Kapple Holdings (Cannabis & Glass)** \- Washington. Owner is also co-founder of Iowa Cannabis Company. * **Shangri-La** \- Missouri based. Operations in Illinois, Ohio, and Connecticut. * **Silver Therapeutics** \- Massachusetts. Operations in Maine, Vermont, and New York. * **Subsero Holdings** \- Illinois. * **Elevation Cannabis** \- Oregon, California, New Mexico. * **Wellgreens 2.0** \- California. Chicago Atlantic's cannabis investments are a partnership with Silver Spike Capital. The executive chairman of this partnership was the founder of Silver Spike and was a **board member of WeedMaps until he stepped down when they announced delisting**. Silver Spike is the company that took WeedMaps public, with WeedMaps now actively looking to move into cannabis. I have been thinking WeedMaps was making a move into Florida because of their lobbying, but Fluent/Vireo might have already been part of the Florida move? Chicago Atlantic also added **Robert Beasley** as a partner after they acquired Fluent, where Beasley was CEO. He was a OG executive at Liberty Health, where Vireo board member Victor Mancebo (see above) was CEO. Robert Beasley recently took over as CEO of a **Michigan cannabis company Common Citizen**. He only operated in Florida cannabis in the past. If you look at his LinkedIn it goes: * Fluent (Jan '20 - Aug '25) * Chicago Atlantic (Aug '25 - Dec '25) - head of restructuring * Common Citizen (Dec '25 - Jan '26) - joins as CEO amid their restructuring * Chicago Atlantic (Feb '26 - present) - partner Common Citizen was also an investment by the Aphria insiders (SOL Global) in 2021. These guys were investors or strongly connected to other Vireo connected companies such as Fluent, Liberty Health, Verano, Cresco, and The Flowery. The SOL guys go way back to Liberty Health in 2017 with Robert Beasley.

GeoLogic23

Yea definitely is Miracle Gro's vehicle for cannabis at the moment. I just worry that Miracle Gro will have them acquire a bunch of assets and run the price down some before actually taking back an active stake. You are one of the few people who seem to realize how big the private market is. I swear it seems like everyone here talks about it like the public MSOs are the only companies that exist, and that if you believe in the "future" of the US cannabis market they will end up being profitable. These smaller private companies can all get their assets rolled up on the cheap by private equity (or Miracle Gro, etc.) and have low debt, fully built out operations competing with MSOs. Hydrofarm is another company to watch for. They are connected through the SOL Global guys (Serruya is Hydrofarm). Vireo and Hydrofarm are two the few companies connected to the major private equity firm called 3G Capital. 3G Capital invests in cannabis via Dumont Global. They are investors in Hydrofarm recently. The only other cannabis company they show up for in SEC filings as investors for is [2022 with Vireo Growth](https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1771706/000101905622000148/dumont_13g.htm). However from Dumont Global's website they claim: >The partnership manages **one of the largest portfolios in the U.S. regulated cannabis industry**, including assets in cultivation, processing, brands, and retail stores. Chicago Atlantic also shows up in my notes from 2021 helping to finance a major private company called Aeriz, which I believe is still going strong.

GeoLogic23

Also, The Flowery is another company that's connected to the Brady Cobb / Miracle Gro network from years ago. The Flowery added the whole team from Bluma Wellness in 2022. This was the team that helped coordinate the sale of Bluma Wellness to Cresco Labs. * 5/20/2020 - Brady Cobb joins SOL Global company Bluma Wellness as CEO * 6/24/2020 - Alex Spiro also joins Bluma Wellness * 12/15/2020 - Cresco Labs engages BGR (Brady Cobb) * 1/14/2021 - Cresco announces Bluma Wellness acquisition

GeoLogic23

Oh yea they could do one. There's just no actual reason to need to do it. If they randomly do a reverse split I will like it if the price drops. That will give me an artificial discount not based on anything related to the company. I'll just add more if they randomly reverse split and retail investors sell for no reason. Do you know what assets Cannabist currently still has? Did they sell off Florida a while back? Besides Vireo, I'm trying to guess what move WeedMaps is planning. They recently added Harry DeMott, who was a [founding investor of Cannabist](https://ir.weedmaps.com/news-releases/news-release-details/wm-technology-inc-appoints-harry-demott-and-brent-cox-board/). But I was guessing that WeedMaps is doing something in Florida. I agree if Vireo reverse splits that means that their acquisitions are done. No reason to risk retail shareholders crashing the price if you still need to make stock deals. Same reason I'm very curious about WeedMaps' move, which they knew could crash their stock price. * AYR makes sense. They bought Liberty Health, where **Robert Beasley** was an OG back when it was called Chesnut Hill Tree Farms. * Robert Beasley then went to Fluent and then to Chicago Atlantic. Liberty Health was one of Aphria's companies that was all tangled up in the late 2018 short report scandal. The primary company associated with this was **SOL Global, who would be run by Brady Cobb and have investments in Fluent.** Side note: If you go back to 2017 you can see how Miracle Gro has been connected to these guys for many years. Brady Cobb was a key guy at Liberty Health, and he was extremely connected to the lobbying firm BGR, who Liberty used for lobbying. Miracle Gro started using BGR for cannabis in 2017 and has ever since. * Miracle Gro registers BGR 4/12/2017, using Cobb's main connection Pete Landrum. Cobb began working with Landrum in January of 2017. * Liberty Health registers BGR 9/4/2017 after Cobb joins. Both Landrum and their other lobbyist worked for Miracle Gro. Starting in 2020, Brady Cobb would be strongly associated with an extremely prominent lawyer named Alex Spiro (Elon Musk, Jay Z, Robert Kraft, etc.). Brady Cobb and Alex Spiro were together at SOL Global, and connected to tons of cannabis companies together. * [SOL Global had an investment in Fluent in 2021](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20210809005363/en/SOL-Global-Continues-NCIB-and-Announces-Board-Changes). Soon after that Alex Spiro joined Fluent's board. Now as I was writing this comment I think I might've figured out another Vireo acquisition**. The Michigan company Common Citizens Cannabis** * [SOL Global invests in Common Citizen in 2021](https://www.newcannabisventures.com/sol-global-invests-20-million-in-michigan-cannabis-operator/) * Robert Beasley resigns from Fluent as CEO in August of 2025. * Robert Beasley joins Common Citizen as their new CEO in December of 2025. "Struggling Michigan marijuana operator Common Citizen, once among the largest in the state, hired a new CEO in former Fluent top exec Robert Beasley. Marking the end of top leadership from the company's co-founders." I'll probably make a separate post about Common Citizen after I read about it a bit more. Definitely feels like a Vireo target to me at the moment.

RandoDude124

I literally just called him and said, stop. You gained 5 figs in less than a week, just end stop or else you’re gonna be SOL.

iYoloNDX0DTEs

Watch the tape. If you are using Robinhood you are somewhat SOL.   Webull has some solid charts for options. 

GeoLogic23

Jones Soda just did a brokered private placement. The firm they are using is [Revere Securities](https://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/jones-soda-co-announces-brokered-private-placement-807107256.html). Jones Soda last private placement was using the firm [Dominari Securities.](https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jones-soda-co-announces-closing-of-third-and-final-tranche-of-private-placement-of-units-302228186.html) Dominari Securities is run by Kyle Wool. Before he started Dominari Securities he was chairman of Revere Securities. I have posted a bunch about the interesting connection between [Jones Soda's insiders and Elon Musk, as well as Dominari's connection to the Trump family](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1imto4o/comment/mc88rh4/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). Jones Soda insiders have had many connections with Elon Musk's personal lawyer, most recently at Mike Tyson's cannabis company. [Recent investigation of Dominari and Revere together](https://news.bloomberglaw.com/securities-law/us-panel-probes-underwriters-role-in-chinese-stock-manipulation). For manipulation of small cap companies. >The letters were sent Sunday to executives at D. Boral Capital LLC, Dominari Securities LLC, and Revere Securities LLC.....claims the underwriters....enabled manipulation tied to small-cap IPOs by companies with variable interest entity structures that “provide American investors no actual ownership in the underlying Chinese businesses.” More detail from the letters, showing close association between Dominari and Revere: >Dominari Securities underwrote 29 initial public offerings of Chinese companies since 2020, of which 11 (38%) subsequently crashed in patterns consistent with manipulation. Bloomberg further reports that you, **as CEO of Dominari, previously headed Revere Securities, and that the two firms handled “nearly two dozen of the same” Chinese company deals** Dont' forget that Jeffrey Epstein was potentially helping to direct Chinese investment into the US cannabis market. Email to Epstein from his close associate in 2018: >i have Chinese who wants to invest in US Canabis Apparently huge opportunity in California, New York, and Florida... Ay ideas?? The company SOL Global (Jones Soda insiders at the time) were literally named in[ suspicious activity reports linked to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation](https://www.reddit.com/r/weedstocks/comments/1rcivwe/tilray_and_jeffrey_epstein/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button). And they were investors in multiple cannabis companies (InterCure / Stem) associated with Epstein. And those insiders were later all over the MedMen debacle, which surrounded assets in California, New York, and Florida.

wild_b_cat

Is your current brokerage blocking moving *all* of your assets? If not, you can move as much as possible to IBKR, then borrow from IBKR, use that money to pay down the PAL, then move the rest. Otherwise you're probably SOL. You'd have to get an 'advance' from IBKR, which I'm pretty sure they won't do. Or find a different brokerage that did have such a thing but I don't think they exist. Depending on the amount, you could also look for some other kind of short-term funding. Is a personal loan an option? They have terrible interest rates but you'd only need the money for a few weeks so it wouldn't matter.

browsk

Oof bounced off open, my calls looking SOL

MtGloomy0420

Hey now… I’m allowed to have to total absurd shitshow picks too! Wait, did something happen? ;) I’m honestly invested because they embraced $SOL.

xHawk13

You should be understanding how it’s being leveraged. If AI can do the entire job then you’re going to be SOL down the road. Most jobs use AI as an assistant and how useful that assistant is highly dependent on the competency of who is using it. I’m an engineer that uses AI to do my busy work so I can work on problems AI can’t solve.

Crazy_Donkies

Ok.  Sure.  You hold on to your hope.   MSFT has to hurry up and get AI to be better integrated into office or they are SOL.  right now it's not nearly integrated enough.  If you don't see it then I dont know what to tell you 

Kindled808

SOL Is the better crypto but you guys aren’t ready for that yet

lobsterspider

SOL

PapaCharlie9

Sigh. The customer service person didn't do you any favors. Technically, what they said is correct. You can't **realize a loss**, as per the definition of loss for tax purposes. BUT, to leave you with the impression you are SOL is just wrong. Here's what happens. TL;DR - wash sale losses are deferred into the cost basis of the washing trade. Say you have trade A that you close for a loss. You buy (or roll) the same ticker within 30 days as trade B. You now have a wash-sale and the loss from A is no longer deductible. HOWEVER, the loss from A is **added to the cost basis of B**. So, as long as you close B in the same tax year, **the net effect for taxes is exactly the same as if you deducted the loss!** Because the increased cost basis of B reduces any gains you may make by the same amount. If you close B for a loss also, the loss on B will be bigger by the amount of loss from A. If I understand you correctly, as long as you closed all your option trades in 2025, you're fine. You get the tax benefit of all your losses. They are just deferred to different trades.

GeoLogic23

The acquisition Tilray just made is another one that enriches old Aphria insiders from the Scythian Biosciences days. [Robert Reid founded Lyphe Group](https://businessofcannabis.com/lyphe-group-secures-growth-capital-completes-restructuring/). He was one of the early members of [SOL Global aka Scythian Biosciences](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/04/25/1487233/0/en/Scythian-Biosciences-Corp-Announces-the-Appointment-of-European-Cannabis-Leader-Rob-Reid-of-Prohibition-Partners-as-CEO.html). Another board member of Lyphe is George Scorcis, who was another key member of the SOL Global team. He[ joined SOL as Chairman at the same time Rob Reid was appointed CEO](https://www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/04/25/1487233/0/en/Scythian-Biosciences-Corp-Announces-the-Appointment-of-European-Cannabis-Leader-Rob-Reid-of-Prohibition-Partners-as-CEO.html). George Scorcis currently runs Entourage Health, who have a supply deal with Tilray.

SeaDoc

So SOL…

SlartibartfastMcGee

There’s gonna be a narrow window for bears and oil longs to take profit when futures open Sunday. Those who played options are SOL. Mondays are always green in this trading environment, because no one wants to hold over the weekend.

DiamondG331

BTC lightning network is near instant. Maybe 10-mins max? I only have ever used SOL because it was super cheap and fast.

Clozaconfused

Yup. If you sold out, then you are SOL

lhbruen

Exactly this. I doubt my dad even has a single dollar in the market, so I'm SOL there 😪

CamOper

Same a sold my poots from Monday but glad I opened a SOL short last time when I saw the writing on the wall.

someroastedbeef

how do you not pay attention to your own compensation? you’re SOL btw, unfortunately

Shakarix

Update. The HR guy said the stock was cancelled back in 2023 because of bankruptcy. Guess Im SOL

GeoLogic23

Jeanine Pirro was on HeavenlyRx in 2019, which was a subsidiary company of SOL Global that was focused on CBD. SOL Global was the Aphria insiders' company from the 2018 short report that I've talked about extensively. They have been connected to Elon Musk's personal lawyer Alex Spiro for years. Their most recent cannabis company connection is TYSON 2.0.

SignalIssues

You can go talk to an attorney, but thats how most plans work. You have to accept within a year, iuf not they are forfeit. I'm not a lawyler and I've never seen it contested, nor have I worked with an HR that was that incompetent, but you know... you can always be **worse** at your job than someone else. Anyway, you are likely SOL.

ImSuperHelpful

> they have multi year contracts locked in Do you think magic keeps the data centers on if the power generators can’t actually afford to sell them a huge volume of power at the price they negotiated while energy was cheap? I’m pretty sure something happens when your expenditures grossly outweigh your revenue, and I think it ends up with the contract holder being SOL

Pabst_Blue_Gibbon

Russia would make tons of money since their oil companies are nationalized. If you’re American you’d be SOL unless you are in O&G

Gom_KBull

im like halfway through, thats a FUCKLOAD of ships stuck SOL. D:

almondita

You should revisit your history book. We could’ve plunged straight back to Depression level poverty several times over by now (2020 was the latest instance) if not for the following: ・ Unemployment insurance. There was none in 1929. If you lost your job you were SOL. Not to mention the other programs that we now rely on which literally didn’t exist then like: • Social security  • Minimum wage  • 401k • SNAP + WIC •  The Fed has a vested interest in not letting banks fail (In 1929, they did nothing to stymy bank runs and liquidity got too low after the stock market crash. Basically banks had no more cash to give and everyone that didn’t take their money out of the bank lost their money). Nobody wants another 1929 where even a lot of rich people lost their money — if it comes down to it we’ve seen that the fed will bail them out like in 2008.  - The FDIC was created in the ‘30s specifically to prevent the bank runs described above. Basically the govt insures any money you put in a bank, so it  will be available no matter what. When you imagine a time without these guardrails, it’s easy to see how the Great Depression got so bad. Thats not to say it couldn’t happen again, but it sucked so bad that any govt would do anything they can to prevent this. 

_LakeCity_

There’s this mechanism where the “mining difficulty” adjusts natively and dynamically. ETH, XRP, and SOL are dead as investments. Source: their lifetime BTC ratio price charts.

Grand_Master_Grogu

*YDKG • ⁠Market Cap: 4.5M • ⁠crypto treasury: 160M+ (Heavy SOL, BTC, ETH) • ⁠Upcoming Catalyst Estimated Earnings and 20F expected by April 30th. Trading well below NAV at .86. ( massively undervalued)

HoneyDruz

SOL has strong ecosystem growth but also volatility. I just buy, stake, and hold on Solflare.

speriya_kailan

I moved my SOL off apps and into Solflare for staking, feels simpler and more in my control

Zealousideal_Wall627

Historically all automation displaces and ends certain types of jobs. it has literally never been bad for the economy and always has improved everything, SOL, pay, etc. I don't buy into this "ai is gonna take everyone's jobs" and the economy collapses narrative. You could've easily said 20-30 years ago that the computer would kill white collar work demand because it makes everything so much more efficient, yet now white collar work is more prevalent than ever.

lambda-legacy-extra

I remember so many posts on other broker forums like fidelity complaining. How dare fidelity not make options easily available to everyone?!! The nerve of them. This is why. This is exactly why. Im sorry buddy, you are in deep shit. These financial instruments are serious tools that need to be used carefully. If you don't understand how to use them, you're going to be SOL.

_LakeCity_

Pull up the SOL/BTC price chart. Then zoom out. The price of SOL is slowing dropping to a price of 0.00000001 BTC over time.

pork_fried_christ

Your SOL bb, Iran just bombed the hair plug spot in Turkey.

Trick-Region4674

Yeah well crypto having no value is something not as black and white. Personally, I am taking this year to accumulate slowly. No rush at all. Also hold some SOL myself.

RichmindForevet

I trade anything that has volatility. Mainly, TSLA, NVDA & META in stocks. BTC, ETH & SOL in Crypto. NC1 for Futures.

jariuana

I got lucky Speedway lets you lock in the lowest area price for 4 days, and one store still had it for 2.79 compared to 3.49 everywhere else. I filled up my fiancé’s, filled up mine (with premium, sadly), and still have the price locked in for 4 more days. 😭 Gonna be SOL once they adjust tho.

AdAny631

The talent begins to exit for greener pastures. OpenAI will be dead within a couple years unless they get the government to rely on them and then have to be bailed out. They are going to start falling behind and eventually after the usual Trump overreach of “supply chain threat designation” Anthropic will be back working with the government and Chat GPT which relies heavily on consumers will be SOL.

jrex035

Its 2026 how do people still not understand how wars work? It doesn't matter which side kills more people, or which economy takes more damage, wars are won when a party sues to end the war. We keep losing wars left and right not because our opponents have a higher K:D ratio or because our economy collapses, but because the "losing" side refuses to give up and *we* are forced to sue for peace. It happened in Vietnam, it happened in Afghanistan, and it arguably happened in Korea too. The Iranian regime doesn't have to "beat" the US or Israel, if just needs to outlast us. They know it, and that's what their entire strategy is based on. Ours was based on a quick and easy win and since that didn't happen we're SOL

Audiooldtimer

SOL, it happens. Look to farm losses to offset the gain

geezorious

As a former Nasdaq market maker, we’d call up the exchange and ask for trade busts all the time. You have only about 10 minutes to notify them, they have a day to respond, but it has to satisfy a few key criteria: * was the complaint submitted within 10-30 minutes to the exchange? * was it a highly unusual system issue? * were the traded price far away from the market? (Typically over 3% away from the prevailing price) * was there no news and no limit up/down prior the trade? If so, you can get it busted. “You” here meaning professional market makers. You’re SOL if the bad trade was due to: * fat finger * unreliable news * your horoscope

waitinonit

I grew up lower middle class in Detroit. During the 1970s the "average Joe" didn't buy stocks. If one had a pension plan they were defined benefit ones, and they were not all created equal. You had larger manufacturing corporations like automotive providing a pension of 1.5% of final salary per year with the company. You had others like retailers where retirees were "promised" a couple hundred a bucks a month. Many places had no pension plan. There's been an incorrect picture painted that all defined benefit pension plans from this period were lucrative. Some companies did have employee stock plans. The laws enablling the 401k plans were signed into law in the late 1970s by Jimmy Carter. As the couple of rounds of inflation hit, many politicians assumed the workers' wages kept pace, which might have been the case with some workers. Other workers were SOL. FYI by 1979 the percentage of unionized workers was down to about 24%, from a high of 35% in 1955. IMO too many people ingnore the damage done by inflation and the 1974-1975 Recession. The latter was triggered by the First Oil Crisis, which in turn was triggerd by the US position during the 1973 October War.

Noderly

Sure but the issue is they're SOL for a situation they're insured

cDub3284

My SOL address, i will 100x your investment in fartcoin

Arrttemisia

100% diversify some of that if the AI bubble pops you're going to be incredibly SOL on the current value.

Nosrok

I'm not reading all that. But the way I see it if all the people hyping ai are even half way accurate then yea there's a shit load of companies and employees that currently are going to be SOL if we ever get a mature AI without a bunch of excuses.

Initial_Ad_9250

It depends mayne. On the codebase you're targeting and how it was developed. I have had the misfortune of debugging large ones which were developed by different teams over several years and unless I sit down with the llm I am SOL.

Nootricious

That would require every shareholder to report their cost basis to the government annually, "realizing" their gains even if they haven't sold. Otherwise, the government would need to keep a running total of how much each person has paid in unrealized gains taxes for each company they own shares in and deduct that from the current year's numbers, which would be even more of a bureaucratic slog. If the cost basis doesn't reset every year or if the government doesn't track gains to see how much someone owes, they'd absolutely get taxed again because the current system only tracks your cost basis based on when you purchased. Of course, that doesn't answer the question of "what if you have an unrealized loss?" Is the government going to give you a tax loss to harvest, or are you just SOL?

Stack_Johnson

Oh man I could have gotten away with a 90x long on SOL this morning but chickened out and took profits at nearly nothing

PennyStonkingtonIII

But if there is nobody to pay your price for your gold, you are SOL because it is just an arbitrary metal. When currencies detached from gold, it essentially became like BitCoin - the value is subjective. There is no guarantee. If you hate Platinum, you should hate Gold, too. Central Banks buy it because it is "perceived" as a store of value. It makes their account holders comfortable. But it is false security.

Sea_Procedure_3471

I started my DCAing today. Gonna keep going until I die.  The way I see it. Crypto was 10-15 years to early, and now it’s 10-15 years just right. Shits about to get crazy in the financial world with how money is moved around and kept.  I’m going heavy with ETH, and SOL. I’m still not sure about BTC.. it maybe a real asset to hold, digitally… but, how will BTC survive quantum?  How could anything survive quantum. 

welcome-to-the-list

Yea... good luck. If there was competition in retailers, this might work, but even then I'd doubt it. The only company I can think of that might go through with this is Costco and even then, I doubt they'd do it as an individual refunds based on purchases. They might refund a certain amount of money to all members who were members during the tarriff timeframe, i.e. say they get $1.45 billion back and they give 10$ checks to their 145,000,000 cardholders. But you'd probably be SOL on getting money back based on receipts without that explicit "tarriff" line. The logistics of trying to determine what cost what due to the tariffs vs profit/loss breakdown would be ridiculous and not worth it to any company.

Dstein99

I haven’t read about the ruling but I would figure that the government needs to return the money to the companies that paid the tariffs so yes the government needs to return the money, but the consumer will be SOL.

ConditionStock6278

So many use cases for eth, especially with AI agents. - just started taxing L2's properly for settlement - ETHB staking ETF on its way - 9x more TVL than any other chain - Blackrock BUIDL launch was successful - ERC for agents backed by collateral - Staking yields soon to be approved by clarity act - RWA increasing like crazy - Staked supply going up and to the right - Transaction count going up and to the right It's a yielding asset that has the potential to 5x over the next 5 years. Financial institutions will be able to access more capital across broader markets with more innovative products and instant settlement 24/7. Reading comments saying that BTC and Eth have no real world use case. Utter regards. ETH = global settlement layer. Highest security and decentralization. No downtime. SOL = high throughout for retail apps, high frequency trading, lower fees but less security. Hold. Selling now at these prices would be mental.

Crazy_Donkies

All the AI haters here will agree with you, so sure, why not! High 5 bro! CRM is SOL in SMBs with 2 brain cells and a Claude subscription.

FartingOnAMetalChair

This is the take here. That being said, I am finally no longer DCA'ing eth. Average cost is sub 2k but if/when it gets back up above 4k I am out. I just have witnessed to many years of other, risk-on investments make bigger returns. I am still DCA'ing SOL and BTC tho.

PanicDry

No, not really. It's slow and outdated and the fees are through the roof. I sold my ETH a year ago. Something else will gradually replace it. I thought it would be SOL, but it doesn't look like it anymore. It might be SUI or XRP but I don't have a crystal ball. My best buddy is convinced it will be HYPE. On the other hand, sentiment hasn't been this low since, well... ever. It's unlikely to stay at this level. The same people raving about crypto 4 years ago are now declaring it's dead again. That means we're close to the bottom. Whenever it goes up again, they'll be there to by the top again and provide our exit liquidity.

SeaworthinessFast161

No. Not at all. SOL is worse. XRP never will be. There is only possibly BTC

Queasy_Development55

i do not i believe in HYPE - every eth maxi narrative is true with HYPE already also SOL is king of on chain volume and gambling