Thanks for the heads up, I figured out why it wasn’t working and fixed it. I had a different npub linked to my Fountain profile. I’ve got it working now. Appreciate you bringing this to my attention

Last Friday, I woke up and on a whim, decided to record a premarket video without any real plan, mostly to explain why my stock charts have lots of pretty colors on them because I have started to predominantly use a tool called fib channels a lot to analyze time-based trends on all financial instruments, including cryptocurrencies. That video got picked up as an Editor’s Pick earlier tonight and made the front page of TradingView. I’m kind of blown away by that response on my first educational/analysis video posted to the platform. Very honored and humbled by that kind of recognition for something that is a hobby for me. Link to the video: https://www.tradingview.com/chart/GME/HawTiQ2U-GameStop-and-Fibonacci-It-s-About-Time/

In April I started doing this where my recurring buy on and goes through on Saturdays at 12:21 pm for $21. Saturdays are for the sats.

Today is Ryan Cohen’s second anniversary as CEO of GameStop. Here is output from a simple Python script analyzing GameStop’s quarterly earnings reports in the Ryan Cohen Era, through the lens of trailing twelve-performance, which is nothing short of outstanding. They now have $9B in cash, $500M in Bitcoin, and a profitable and lean operating business. Institutional investors are all lining up to give them money hand over fist at 0% interest through convertible bonds. They haven’t even opened their Power Packs vertical to the general public yet, and collectibles as a percentage of the business have approximately doubled YoY. Courtyard.io, as a direct comparison for the type of product Power Packs offers, has averaged over $60M/month in gross sales since March of this year, with around 35,000 active users on average. GameStop has at least 1.69M-1.74M active Pro membership subscribers alone based on extrapolation from recent earnings reports, for a proxy for active user engagement. I was at a conference this past week and raffled off a graded Zach Edey card at my exhibitor booth. It was a great conversation starter. When I went to a networking event Wednesday night, our bartender overheard a conversation about collectibles and pulled out a PSA 10 Eevee from her purse that she had just gotten back that day from a grading order she had submitted. She spent the next 5 minutes talking enthusiastically about Pokemon cards. The GameStop and PSA partnership is going to be a lot bigger than most people realize. This is not priced in. The proof of concept on collectibles so far is getting people in the door with fiat - but Bitcoin, stablecoins, and other cryptocurrencies can open the floodgates of liquidity on this market. Ryan Cohen alluded to it in an interview earlier this summer, that they would look at accepting cryptocurrencies as payment for collectibles. Now the question is when they pull the trigger.