BTCI

Right now, I am literally withdrawing all distributions from all my NEOS funds and putting them into BTCI, because I think Bitcoin won't stay at that level forever here at 60, 70, 80 thousand dollars, which means BTCI will rise as well.

So if I can accumulate BTCI shares here at a suppressed valuation, and I think it will rise over the next 18 to 36 months, isn't that great? So it is not the case that I am investing new capital in BTCI. I only trace the money that is paid out to me; Instead of pouring it back into the SPYIs and QQQIs of this world, I take it and channel it into something that I believe is undervalued.

and I'm dollar cost averaging back into Bitcoin via BTCI, which is the Neos Bitcoin high income ETF, because BTCI has a 27 26 and 1/2% distribution rate.

What does that mean? They pay a 27% yield on your money. Let's say I invested $100,000 into Bitcoin or BTCI, rather. $100,000 into BTCI. Over the course of the next 12 months, theoretically, I would make $26,730 of cash paid to me through these monthly distributions in total of that 12-month period of time, which then I can reinvest back into more shares of BTCI whatever the price is, forcing me to dollar cost average into Bitcoin no matter the price, and I think it's the best way to to own Bitcoin in a bear market.