Dear Robinhood trenchers,
If you see a coin devved from @Nostalgicgareth just run away, it's 1000000% a scam and larp.
0x5fc7a86b2C84c42deA5b37e3145B93c816dA315c
He already rugged one tripad,
and now launched another one and somehow fomo heat caught up-
0xccedc1a562601ee9749ec7c759be6f76ccf60435
He's such a stupid dev that he literally transfers out from Dev wallet to his personal and sells lmfao.
You are all so stupid tbh im at loss of words, not even a good project crossed 100k today and this went to 300k.
If you know anyone from Solana ask them who nostalgic gareth is.
Simple
was going through some of the strategies on @minara
CoinFull Prime shows 109.83% annualized on the backtest
$10k at that historical rate = ~$21k after a year
2.00 Sharpe + 28.7% max drawdown tho
some pretty crazy numbers on this leaderboard
past performance ≠ future returns, nfa
$BULL Webull authorized up to $100M in share repurchases, and in Q2 they only used about:
1,820,788 shares × $6.03 average price = ~$11.0M
So roughly:
~$89M of the buyback authorization is still available.
They also repurchased and cancelled those shares, meaning the shares were actually removed from circulation, not just held as treasury stock.
Why that’s bullish:
Management bought near the lows
Their average buyback price was $6.03, which looks very smart now with the stock around $9.
A lot of firepower remains
~$89M left is meaningful for a company this size. It can support the stock during weakness.
It reduces dilution concerns
Earlier the stock had dilution-overhang fears. Now the company is profitable and buying back shares.
It signals confidence
Companies usually don’t repurchase shares unless they believe the stock is undervalued and they have enough cash.
It can improve EPS over time
Fewer shares outstanding means future earnings are spread across fewer shares.
My take: very bullish, especially because Q2 proved profitability. The buyback is no longer just symbolic — they actually used it, and most of it is still left.