Sell today?
Who is selling their RKLB, NOK, INFQ, and HOVR gains before the 3 day weekend?
Who is selling their RKLB, NOK, INFQ, and HOVR gains before the 3 day weekend?
I feel like I’m good and setup for the next year. Rate my portfolio from 1-10. 1 being what were you thinking to 10 being you’re a freaking genius.
Look at how this has gone down before. Not saying it will happen the same way but there are success stories and there are failures. So you be the judge on that. Claude doing history digging and summarizing. Nothing more, nothing less. Just the facts.
Here’s a breakdown of previous reverse merger stories played out:
Gryphon Digital Mining & Akerna ($GRYP)
Gryphon debuted on Nasdaq under the ticker “GRYP” following its merger with Akerna, positioning itself as a carbon-negative Bitcoin miner with a total attributable hashrate of up to 1.3 EH/s.  The post-merger story has been a rough one. As of January 2025, the company was raising capital through a small non-brokered $2.85 million offering at $0.40 per share  — a sign of a microcap struggling for oxygen. Then came another twist: in May 2025, Gryphon announced yet another merger, this time with American Bitcoin Corp., with the goal of building what it described as the world’s largest, most efficient pure-play Bitcoin miner. Upon closing, the combined company would operate under the American Bitcoin brand.  So within roughly a year of going public, Gryphon was already being absorbed into something else. Currently sits at $0.
Riot Blockchain / Riot Platforms & Cresval Capital ($RIOT)
This is the clear success story of the bunch. The reverse merger into Cresval gave the company a public listing shell at just the right moment during the 2017 crypto boom. As of early February 2026, Riot Platforms had a market capitalization of $5.57 billion and trailing twelve-month revenue of $637 million.  Like many of its peers, Riot is now also pivoting toward AI and High-Performance Computing, leveraging its large-scale energy and data infrastructure to attract investor interest beyond just cryptocurrency.  The original Cresval shell is now an over $5 billion company — probably the most successful outcome of any of these crypto reverse mergers. Currently sits at $23.49.
TeraWulf & IKONICS ($WULF)
TeraWulf merged with IKONICS, a Duluth, MN imaging technology company, to list on Nasdaq under the symbol “WULF,” with ambitions of 800 MW of mining capacity by 2025 powered by over 90% zero-carbon energy.  Those targets were overly ambitious, but the company survived and has dramatically reinvented itself. TeraWulf is now strategically pivoting from Bitcoin mining to AI-driven high-performance computing, reporting $34 million in revenue for Q1 2026, with 60% derived from AI compute.  A $900 million-plus stock offering in April 2026 to fund AI data center expansion drove shares up 26% in 30 days, with the stock gaining 47% over the prior quarter.  The company has secured $3.2 billion in green financing, backed by Google, with major deals with Core42 and Fluidstack forming its contracted HPC pipeline.  It’s a volatile, heavily loss-making story, but arguably one of the more interesting transformations — from struggling imaging company shell to Google-backed AI infrastructure play. Currently sits at $22.32.
The Broader Pattern
These cases illustrate a well-worn playbook in speculative markets: use a distressed public shell to skip the IPO process, gain a listing, and ride the narrative wave. The outcomes diverge sharply based on timing and execution. Riot used Cresval at the peak of mania and had years to build a real business. TeraWulf used IKONICS in 2021, survived the crypto winter, and has now repositioned for the AI boom. Gryphon used Akerna in early 2024 and has already needed another deal to stay relevant. The shell itself matters little — what matters is whether the underlying mining economics or the next narrative pivot can generate real cash flow before the capital runs out.
Ticker: $SRXH
Potential merger happening. No longer a pet/health company, instead becoming a crypto treasury. Lot of people hyping this up WAY too much. “ItS gOiNg To $10” is just unrealistic. I’m here for someone to take a moment and look at this from a logical point of view and share with the rest of us if we are blinded by the dollar bill.
And if it is legit, is it worth holding onto longer than a year?
I’ve done my own DD by reading the S4 but realistically, this is just a meme stock to me.
Seeing a lot of news about semiconductor stocks are about to take a major hit. Definitely feels like those that missed the surge are trying to instill fear (like this post) to drive the stocks down. Most of this is speculation about the Presidents visit to China but also speculation that the Samsung strike goes into effect next week. Just seeking everyone’s input on this.
Sitting nice with 1,100 at $2.46. Ready for this thing to hit the moon!
I plan to hold these positions for the next 1-2 years. Just bought into MU today in the plan that Samsung strike happens and DRAM tanks a bit and MU rips.
EDIT: 13 May 2026 - Today was a good day
This was too crazy to not post. I have not been intentional with my money. So many missed opportunities and just letting it sit in whatever. After a week of researching and being more active on how my portfolio is invested, this is the result after one day. Yesterday was ~3% gain.
Hope everyone else is having good fortune today and their future. Bless you all!
Currently I hold positions in AMPG, CELH, CRM, NBIS, NOK, NVDA, RKLB.
I’ve been buying and selling stocks for about 7 years now. Really looking to try and establish my portfolio for long term gains. Obviously got into AMPG too early and has just been on the downward trend for a year now.
NBIS is on the rise and can’t wait to see it at $500!
Only been listening to Reddit for a few weeks so feel like I’ve missed out on a lot of opportunities 😢
Currently my first team is Aemeath/Lynae/SK and second team is Hiyuki and Moryne(S1). Should I pull Denia or Chisa or wait for Lucilla to see her kit?