u/Cultural-Pineapple46

I am recently going through quite of bit of life changes and I have been trying to see what I could get for my truck. I did the Carvana and Carmax insta quotes and they came back to me in the high 40s. In the same breath they are both selling the exact same car for the cheapest 63-65k on their websites. I just don’t understand a 30-50% markdown. Anyone have any tips or is that really the going rate for these trade ins for the Silverado EVs?

I was originally reached out about a role from a recruiter/HR over 6 weeks ago. I was able to go through the HR screening and the HM screening. l had a technical panel two weeks ago. Felt like it went well. Recruiter and HM said they would follow up by a certain day, that day passed with no response.

For those who've been through interview process recently, what's a typical gap between the panel interview and any response? What is the general timeline from start to finish? It feels like I am kind of being put on the backburner with no true outcome (rejection/ or acceptance). I am asking these questions because I currently travel for work and do integration, I don't know if they expect to do a in person interview next and I might not be available to do so.

I just made a pretty aggressive move on BMNR.

Sold all my shares and rolled the entire position into 100 August call options ahead of the upcoming Clarity Act.

Why you ask?

Main reason is I think people are underestimating how important this bill could be. The whole issue with crypto right now isn’t demand, it’s uncertainty. Nobody knows how things are going to be treated long term from a regulatory standpoint, and that’s what’s been holding bigger money back. If the Clarity Act actually gives a clear framework for what’s a security vs a commodity and how these assets are supposed to operate in the U.S., that removes a massive overhang.

I know how that sounds, but I’m looking at what’s building here and it feels like one of those moments where things can shift fast. You’ve got members of Congress openly adding crypto exposure, token usage across the board has been ramping up, and now big banks are actually building ways to use stablecoins instead of just talking about it. That’s a completely different environment than even a year ago.

On top of that, Ethereum is quietly getting accumulated pretty heavily by institutions and a lot of it isn’t even liquid because it’s getting staked and locked. That matters if demand keeps pushing because supply just isn’t there in the same way.

If that happens, I’d rather be positioned for multiple expansion in a short window vs just riding spot.

I am clearly seeing use cases and mass adoption of crypto based solutions once this passes. What do you guys think and why do you have conviction on this stock? I personally find this stock to have the great asymmetric risk out of any stock even better than Strategy due to Ethereum utilization framework.