I said on @cvpayne yesterday that $HUT is a $5.5B platform with $1B+ in BTC and a 65% stake in ABTC (~$3B) —
so you’re getting the energy + data center business for ~$1.5B.
Meanwhile $IREN trades near $19B and $CIFR at $9B.
Today’s call proves how mispriced that is. 🧵
Hidden strength: Because ABTC is consolidated, HUT eliminates the managed-services & colocation revenue it earns from ABTC.
Those are real and recurring economics hidden by GAAP.
So the true earnings power is higher than reported.
Scale: HUT now disclosed 1.53 GW under development and 8.65 GW total pipeline.
That puts them right beside the 3 GW players — they’ve just been conservative until now.
Unit economics:
$IREN ≈ $19B on 3 GW → $6.3B/GW
$CIFR ≈ $9B on 3 GW → $3.0B/GW
Midpoint = $4.7B/GW
ABTC torque: ~25 EH of 26.8 EH fleet, ~4,000 BTC on ABTC’s balance sheet. HUT keeps super-vote control → consolidation + option value.
Capital strength: $200M revolver + $1B ATM (40% unused, sold 50% above avg price). CFO: DC finance market “extremely healthy,” pursuing non-recourse deals = growth without parent risk.
Valuation gap = opportunity:
Market’s waiting for “show me” execution. Signed offtakes + RFS turn HUT into a peer-multiple story. That’s how $50 → $90 happens fast.
The 100-bagger math:
By early 2030s, if HUT controls ~15 GW IT capacity under long-term AI/data-center leases @ $1.5–2.5B rev/GW and 50% EBITDA margins → $12–16B EBITDA.
At 25× multiple = $300–400B.
Add BTC & ABTC option value → $400–500B potential.
That’s the Rising Dynasty math:
Power × Compute × BTC leverage = asymmetric payoff.
Execution is the bridge from $50 → $500 → $5,000.
Own the future, don’t rent it. 🚀 #RisingDynasty #100x
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I first bought $BTQ at $0.21 in December.
At ~$9 today it’s already a 43-bagger for me—and I still think it can be a 100x–1000x from here.
I’ve mentioned it before but haven’t done a full deep dive - until now.
Quantum is early.
The threat is real.
BTQ is executing where others are just talking.👇
Most “quantum” names ($IONQ RGTI QBTS QUBT) are racing to build quantum computers that beat MSFT, IBM & GOOG.
BTQ is different: it’s focused on post-quantum cryptography (PQC)—the tech that protects Bitcoin, stablecoins, and national infrastructure from quantum.
That’s the pickaxe in the gold rush.
Cyber agencies warn of “Harvest Now, Decrypt Later.”
Bad actors are hoarding encrypted data today, waiting for Q Day—when quantum computers can finally decrypt it all.
That includes financial systems, wallets, and blockchains.
$BTQ is the only public company commercializing a stack that fixes this.
💊 Rate Cuts. Risk On. Biotech Reawakens. $SANA Looks Like the Next 100-Bagger Platform.
Biotech is back.
Rates are falling, inflation is cooling, and money is rotating from megacaps to growth again.
The XBI biotech index is 105 — halfway between its 2021 peak (167) and 2023 low (64).
When the cycle turns, leaders with real data explode first. $SANA is one of them.
👇
In January, Sana proved something no one had ever done:
A Type 1 Diabetes patient produced insulin again — without immunosuppression.
One injection, in the arm, no anti-rejection drugs.
Their body started making insulin naturally for the first time in 35 years.
That’s not hype — it’s human proof that Sana’s “hypoimmune” cells can hide from the immune system and work normally.
If it works in diabetes, it could work for liver, heart, muscle, or brain cells next.
That’s why this isn’t a “drug company.” It’s a platform company.
🧵 Why I’m Long $HUT — and Why It Could Be a 100× Story by 2029
I’ve taken a long position in $HUT (Hut 8) — and I think it’s one of the most misunderstood stocks in the market.
Everyone still calls it a miner.
I see it as the energy + AI infrastructure platform that the market hasn’t caught up to yet (unlike my other 2 favorite longs IREN and CIFR).
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Start with HUT’s balance sheet:
HUT holds $1 B in BTC + 60 % of ABTC, worth ≈ $4 B.
That already covers most of its current $5.1 B market cap.
You’re essentially paying $1–1.5 B for the entire power, data-center & AI infrastructure platform.
Operations at scale:
•1 + GW of active capacity
•1.5 GW under development
•7 GW under diligence
Each MW leased to HPC/AI workloads = 7–8× more equity value than current trading levels.
It’s rebuilding a $15T industry from scratch with AI.
$FIGR just IPO’ed & trades at 19× 2026 sales.
BETR trades at just 1× — but is growing faster than FIGR.
I believe BETR is a potential 350-bagger in 2 years.
They laugh at BETR now at $34 like they laughed at CVNA at $3.50 and OPEN at 51¢. But this is no meme.
@emjcapital is long BETR. 🧵
What is BETR?
A mortgage disruptor built by Vishal Garg (yes, that @vishalgarg1_0 — who had to fire 1000 outsourced staff over Zoom in Dec ‘21 when the Fed hiked rates and mortgage originations collapsed).
The vision:
💳 1-day mortgage approvals
🏦 Instant home equity loans
🤖 Betsy AI + Tinman = mortgage in a box
The tech roots run deep.
In 2015 Vishal hired Erik Bernhardsson, the Swedish engineer who wrote Spotify’s original recommendation engine (82% of which still runs there today).
Erik built Better’s 3-way mortgage matching engine — far harder than music recs.
That core is still powering BETR today.
People still don’t get how huge $OPEN can be.
Just from iBuying alone — before mortgage, title, AI, or international — this is a $315+/share stock. Let me show you the math 🧵👇
In 2024, the U.S. had ~4M existing home sales.
Opendoor sold ~13.5K homes.
That’s just 0.3% national market share.
Even at that sliver of share, OPEN generated $5.2B in revenue and $400M in gross profit.
Normalize the housing market back to 5M transactions/year. (Recall 2021 was over 6M existing home sales)
If OPEN captured 10% share → that’s 500,000 homes sold annually. (Recall that Kaz has said that’s the goal which was also Elon’s Tesla goal)
Today, I spoke with Raunaq Singh of ROAM (ex-Opendoor for 4 years and $UBER Ops for 2+ years).
We did the math.
If $OPEN goes “fully AI,” ditches iBuying, and goes all-in on an asset-lite model and articulated its strategy fully to Wall St…
…its shares should be trading at $58/share TODAY - not $3.
(Thread 🧵)
US residential real estate = $20T market
$14T of that tied to mortgages.
Carvana is valued as a $41B company equivalent in cars.
Opendoor can be the same in housing if it executes.
Work backwards from that.
The playbook:
•Shut down iBuying (no more balance sheet risk, no holding costs; people bitch and moan “no one can make money from iBuying and you carry the inventory; fine, get rid of it)
•Fully embrace AI and go AI native will all the efficiencies that flow from that (think AI inspections and no more days of 60 people taking 3 days to write a tweet and blog post for the CEO)
•Asset-lite model (cash offer only as a reserve price)
•Agents + Financing attach (seller funnel is the gold mine)