Sell the decaying ETFs and dead-money positions in the cut-loss list below — about $4,050 of stock. This is the lowest-regret cash in the account: nothing there is coming back, the proceeds pay straight down your margin, and you book tax losses to offset gains from anything you trim next. Start here before touching a single winner.
Buying power is back to $1,644.43, but that's a thin cushion against $60,356 of debt. Trimming roughly $8–10k off your biggest gainers — a slice of RKLB (+55%, $12.8k), PL (+321%), TSM (+161%), HOOD (+100%) — would take margin toward ~$50k and cut about $400/yr of interest. Take some off the table; keep the position and the thesis.
PLTR is down 24% (~$3,962) but it's your #2 holding and a name you clearly have conviction in — that's a temporary drawdown, not a loss to cut. Selling it now just locks the loss on a stock you'd want to own. Cut the dead weight, not the core.
Order matters: dead weight before winners — same cash raised, far less regret, cleaner tax outcome. Live intraday prices as of Jul 24, 2026 · post-close (4:40pm ET); figures move during the session.
✓ Already done: you cleared NVDY, PLTY and TSLY — about -$1,068 realized, which is a tax loss you can put against gains later this year. Margin fell to $60,356 and buying power went from -$185 to $1,644.43. Partial sells are also working on BITO, BLSH and BP. Remaining list below.
These are down hard and structurally broken — income/leveraged ETFs that bleed by design, companies with impaired theses, or dust positions too small to matter. Clearing them frees $4,050, cuts your margin, and harvests tax losses. Separate from your conviction names that are just temporarily red (bottom group) — those aren't cuts.
| Symbol | Mkt Value | Unreal. % | Why cut | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Structural decay — income & leveraged ETFs (bleed by design) | ||||
| BITO | $1,740 | -58.8% | Bitcoin-futures ETF; roll decay, and redundant with the crypto you already hold directly | Sell |
| TSLY | $639 | -45.9% | YieldMax TSLA income ETF — NAV erodes structurally over time | Sell |
| NVDY | $628 | -10.2% | YieldMax NVDA income ETF — same decay; own NVDA directly instead (you do) | Sell |
| MSTY | $124 | -82.2% | YieldMax MSTR income ETF — nearly gone; no recovery mechanism | Sell |
| Broken thesis — impaired companies | ||||
| SPCE | $430 | -73.6% | Virgin Galactic — still cash-burning and binary on unproven 2026 commercial flights; a lottery ticket, not a hold (see sentiment section for the live catalyst) | Sell |
| FIG | $106 | -74.1% | Down ~75% from cost with no working thesis to defend the hold | Sell |
| OPENW | $230 | -76.4% | Speculative, down ~76%; size and odds don't justify holding | Sell |
| Clear the dust — near-total loss, too small to matter | ||||
| ORBS | $61 | -53.8% | Penny position, immaterial — just clutter and tax-lot tracking | Clear |
| OLOX | $52 | -86.9% | Effectively wiped out; nothing to preserve | Clear |
| FEED | $19 | -52.2% | Sub-$20 dust | Clear |
| GEMI | $4 | -84.6% | A few dollars left — close it out | Clear |
| Reassess — down big, but DON'T auto-cut (thesis may still hold) | ||||
| PLTR | $12,280 | -24.4% | Your #2 position and a conviction name — a drawdown, not a broken thesis. Cutting locks the loss. | Keep |
| OKLO | $608 | -69.5% | Real nuclear company, highly volatile — decide on the thesis, not the price | Judgment |
| LCID | $251 | -63.8% | Struggling but an operating EV maker with backing — a bet, not dead money | Judgment |
| IONQ / RGTI / QBTS | $1,270 | -35 to -40% | Early-stage quantum basket — hold or cut as one thematic bet, your call on the theme | Judgment |
Analytical observations on your own positions, not personalized investment advice or buy/sell instructions. Trimming positions up 300%+ has tax consequences — run the actual sells past a licensed advisor or tax pro first.
You're borrowing about $60,356 against roughly $100,145 of assets at about 4.8% — call it $2,897 a year in interest. Your cleanup sells got buying power back to $1,644.43, which is progress, but it's a thin cushion on a high-beta book. Leverage cuts both ways; with this little headroom a sharp dip could still force selling at the worst possible time. Continuing to pay down the balance is the single highest-impact risk move here.
AI & Semis (43%) and Space & Satellite (27%) together are ~70% of your equity, and your top 4 names (RKLB, PLTR, NVDA, NOW) are 51%. Fitting for a growth tilt, but the account now lives and dies on AI + space sentiment. Locking in some of the big winners below would both diversify and fund paying down margin.
PL is +324%, TSM +163%, HOOD +99%, RKLB +59%. Trimming a portion (not all) of these takes risk off the table, raises cash to cut margin, and keeps your thesis intact. Winners this size rarely stay this size.
One-share lots of META, TSLA, CVX, SHEL, RKT and ~18 others add tax and tracking complexity without meaningfully affecting returns. Consolidating or clearing these simplifies the account.
NVDY, TSLY, MSTY, PLTY (YieldMax-style), NVDL (2x NVDA) and BITO carry high fees and erode in NAV over time. Fine to hold intentionally for income — just make sure you're not treating them as long-term growth compounders.
VCX -80%, SPCE -74%, OKLO -69%, BITO -59%. Not a sell signal by itself — but revisit whether each thesis still holds. If any no longer do, harvesting the tax loss could offset gains from trimming winners.
These are analytical observations, not personalized investment advice or buy/sell instructions. Run any significant move past a licensed financial advisor.
My own grounded read on the most promising buys in this tape — chosen to fit your specific situation, not just chase what's hot. Straight talk, upside and risk on each. Compiled Jul 24, 2026 with live prices.
Instantly dilutes your ~70% AI + Space concentration. You stop living and dying on two themes, still own the market's best compounders, and collect ~1% while you do it. For your account specifically, this is the highest risk-adjusted “buy” on the page.
It won't 10x, and in a risk-off tape it still falls — just far less than your book does. Boring by design.
Straight read: if you buy one thing with freed-up cash, I'd weight this first. It's the un-sexy move that actually de-risks you.
Sold off ~22% from its high on the same AI-capex fear hammering your book — but Google Cloud grew 82% with a record ~$514B backlog, and the core ad business trades at only ~13x earnings, a discount to the S&P. BofA carries a ~$430 target (~+30%).
It's spending ~$205B on AI with the payoff still unproven; if the “capex with no return” narrative wins, it de-rates further before it recovers.
Straight read: the best risk/reward among the mega-caps right now — and unlike most of your tech, it's wildly profitable and cash-generative. An AI winner you don't have to hope into.
Non-cyclical earnings, ~2.1% yield, ~27x — healthcare demand doesn't care about tariffs or an AI-capex cycle. Zero overlap with anything you own, so it's pure diversification into a cash machine.
Regulatory and political headline risk is real, and it's been volatile (52-week range ~$235–$462). Not a name you buy and ignore.
Straight read: a genuine defensive sleeve. Adds ballast your all-growth book completely lacks.
Oil near $100 and energy is exempt from the new tariffs. ~2.8% dividend, heavy free cash flow, ~25x. When inflation fears crush your growth names, this is what tends to hold or rise — a direct counterweight.
It's a commodity play: if oil rolls over, so does the stock and its buyback firepower. You already have some energy (CVX, SHEL, BP, SLB), so size for that.
Straight read: the cleanest inflation hedge for a book like yours. Adding here is as much risk management as it is a “buy.”
Largest gold miner at only ~12x earnings, ~1% yield — a classic hedge against the tariff / inflation / debasement backdrop, and uncorrelated to your tech beta.
Miners are operationally messy and gold can stall for years; this is insurance, not a compounder. Keep it small.
Straight read: a modest hedge sleeve that occasionally pays when everything else in your book is red. Sized right, it earns its place.
Also on the radar, with a warning: if you want to stay in AI chips, AMD (~$530) is the obvious add — but at ~160x trailing earnings it's priced for flawless execution and carries far more valuation risk than GOOGL for similar theme exposure. I'd take the profitable, cheaper AI winner over the expensive one.
My own analysis and a starting watchlist — not personalized investment advice or a recommendation to buy any security. Prices are approximate, midday Jul 24, 2026, and move continuously. Fund any purchase from freed-up cash, not additional margin, and run real buys past a licensed financial advisor first.
Your direct coin holdings plus everything in the equity book that is really just crypto in a wrapper — then a straight answer on staking. Compiled Jul 24, 2026 · post-close (4:40pm ET).
Robinhood supports staking on SOL, ETH and ADA only, and takes a commission of 25% of the gross reward rate (a partner validator fee plus Robinhood's cut). The rate shown in the app is already net of that. Here is what you'd actually earn against what your margin costs you at the 4.8% tier:
| Asset | Gross APY | After RH 25% cut | Spread vs 4.8% margin | Lockup reality |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SOL | ~6.5–7.0% | ~4.9–5.3% | roughly break-even | Bonding ~1 day, can stretch to weeks when the validator queue is full; unbonding set by the protocol, not Robinhood. |
| ETH | ~2.9–3.2% | ~2.2–2.4% | about -2.5% | Bonding ~1 day but exit queues have historically run days to weeks in stress. |
| ADA | ~2.4–2.8% | ~1.8–2.1% | about -2.8% | Roughly 15 days to bond. Worst liquidity, lowest yield. |
Being honest rather than filling in blanks: the read-only connector exposes your crypto only as a single aggregate value of $13,521.33. Per-coin holdings, cost basis and staking status are not visible to this dashboard — there is no per-coin crypto endpoint in the tool surface. So I can size your exposure precisely but I can't tell you which coins it's in. What I can see: no crypto trades in roughly ten months — the last closed crypto position dates to October 2025. This is untouched buy-and-hold, which is why it deserves a deliberate look rather than continued drift.
Down ~1.6% on the day, roughly +2% on the week, but well off the highs. Spot-BTC ETFs saw about $225M of net outflows Thursday, breaking a ~$999M weekly inflow streak; May–June saw roughly $7B leave. Citi cut its 12-month target from $112,000 to $82,000.
Straight read: institutional flow has turned from tailwind to chop. A decisive break below $58,000 is the level that would confirm the bear case.
Down ~2.9% on the day, roughly flat on the week, and the weakest of the majors on flows. The $1,500–$1,600 zone is the line that matters.
Straight read: ETH is where the staking pitch usually starts, and it's also the asset with the thinnest net yield after Robinhood's cut. Poor risk/reward on both axes.
Everything outside BTC and ETH fell 22.8% in the first half of 2026. The dispersion is brutal — the index-level number understates how bad the tail has been.
Straight read: if a meaningful slice of your $13,521 sits in alts, that's where the concentrated damage likely is. Worth opening the app and actually checking.
Beyond the coins, these eight equity positions are crypto exposure in a costlier wrapper. Combined: $3,213.30 of market value on -$3,595 of unrealized loss.
| Symbol | Mkt Value | Unreal. $ | Unreal. % | Read |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| BITO | $1,740.00 | -$2,484 | -58.8% | Bitcoin futures ETF — roll decay plus a 0.95% fee, and redundant with the BTC you already own directly. Worst wrapper you can hold. |
| MSTY | $123.90 | -$571 | -82.2% | YieldMax on MSTR — double-levered crypto beta with structural NAV erosion. Down 82%; the “yield” is mostly your own capital returned. |
| BMNR | $158.60 | -$211 | -57.1% | Bitcoin-treasury company — you pay a premium over the coins on its balance sheet, and that premium collapses first in a drawdown. |
| BLSH | $262.57 | -$144 | -35.5% | Exchange operator — volume-driven, so it falls with crypto and with trading activity. Double-dipping the same risk. |
| IREN | $741.80 | -$71 | -8.8% | Miner pivoting to AI datacenters — the only name here with a business that isn't purely a coin proxy. The defensible hold. |
| MARA | $121.60 | -$18 | -13.1% | Pure BTC miner — leveraged BTC with dilution and energy costs bolted on. Position is too small to matter either way. |
| ORBS | $60.53 | -$70 | -53.8% | Sub-dollar token-adjacent microcap, down 54% on a $61 position. Dust. |
| GEMI | $4.30 | -$24 | -84.6% | $4.30 remaining of a $28 cost basis. Dust — clear it with the rest. |
You already have 100 of 200 shares working — good call. Sell the rest. A futures-based BTC ETF pays roll costs every month plus a 0.95% fee, and you already own BTC directly, so you're paying a decaying wrapper for exposure you have for free. The loss is real either way; the decay is the part you can stop.
You crystallize about -$2,484 of loss. If BTC rips, you miss the levered-fee-drag version of that move — which is fine, because you still own the coin.
Straight read: the single cleanest trade on this page. Same exposure, less cost, and a tax loss that offsets gains when you trim RKLB or PL.
MSTY is down 82%, GEMI 85%, ORBS 54%. These are too small to change your outcome and too broken to recover; they're generating tax and tracking complexity for nothing. Harvest the losses and be done.
Trivial upside forgone. BMNR is the only judgment call — it's a real balance sheet — but you're paying a premium to net asset value for coins you can buy at par.
Straight read: consolidation, not market timing. Keep IREN as the one crypto-adjacent equity with a business behind it (the AI-datacenter pivot is genuine differentiation).
Taking crypto from 42.1% of your net account down toward 15–20% would put roughly $8–9k against the margin balance, cut interest by ~$400/yr, and remove your single largest concentration after AI+Space. You keep meaningful upside exposure — you just stop having a leveraged bet on it.
If BTC runs back to its highs you capture less of it. That's the honest cost, and it's a real one. There's also a behavioral risk: selling into weakness is how people permanently lock in crypto losses.
Straight read: this is the highest-value crypto move available to you, and it isn't a yield strategy — it's deleveraging. Once the margin is at zero, revisit staking SOL. Then, and only then, the 5% net yield is actual income instead of a partial rebate on your own interest bill.
Under current US treatment, direct crypto is property, not a security, so the 30-day wash-sale rule does not apply to it the way it does to BITO, MSTY and the miners. If a coin is underwater you can harvest the loss and buy it back immediately, keeping your exposure while banking the deduction. On the equities, you must stay out 30 days to keep the loss.
Congress has repeatedly proposed closing this gap, and it could change with little warning. Reward income from staking is separately taxable as ordinary income at receipt — even if you never sell the coin, which catches people out.
Straight read: potentially the most valuable line on this page, and the one I'm least qualified to sign off on. This genuinely needs a CPA before you act — the mechanics are simple, the rules are jurisdiction- and year-specific, and I can't see your basis or your realized gains for the year.
My own analysis, not personalized investment or tax advice and not a recommendation to buy or sell any asset. Crypto prices, staking rates and ETF flows as of Jul 24, 2026 and they move continuously; Robinhood's published staking rates and the 25%-of-APY commission may change. Per-coin holdings are not exposed by the read-only connector — the $13,521.33 figure is the aggregate Robinhood reports. Staking involves lockup, validator and slashing risk and is not FDIC or SIPC insured. Run any real move past a licensed financial advisor, and the tax points past a CPA.
Market context and crowd/analyst sentiment — deliberately kept separate from the Suggested Moves above, which are my own analysis. Sentiment is a read on what others think, not a recommendation. Compiled Jul 24, 2026.
Today’s drop is mostly a market-wide risk-off — not your individual companies breaking:
| Name | Street & crowd read | Tone |
|---|---|---|
| RKLB | Analyst targets ~$83–$119, above the current price; a $266M Air Force deal, a Space Force launch ceiling raised to $17B, and an Iridium acquisition add real backlog. Bulls love the pipeline; skeptics flag a premium vs SpaceX and continued cash burn. | Constructive |
| PLTR | 32 analysts, 19 Strong Buy, average target ~$183 (~+47%); revenue projected +72% in 2026. But forward P/E is ~84 — priced for perfection, so any stumble de-rates it hard. | Bullish, pricey |
| HOOD | Down ~11% in H1 2026 on worries about its consumer-credit expansion and fundraising, plus crypto beta and an ARK trim. Q2 earnings on Jul 29 is the next real catalyst. | Mixed |
| NVDA | Off ~18% YTD on AI-capex digestion and DeepSeek’s in-house chip threat, but the Street stays bullish — 12-month targets around $250 and calls that “the dip is a gift, $1.1T of AI spend is coming.” | Constructive |
| OKLO | Down ~41–46% in 2026. Pre-revenue nuclear/SMR story; some valuations lean on 2032 projections. The crowd is split between “screaming buy” and “far too early.” | Speculative |
| IONQ / RGTI / QBTS | “Quantum bubble” fears are loud: thin revenue, repeated 5–8% down days on risk-off, and a reported ~$988M insider-selling warning across the group. | Cautious |
| SPCE | Bounced in June on Delta-ship progress, an extended cash runway and a tightened 2026 launch plan — but the bull case still needs “everything to go right.” Binary on unproven commercial flights. | Speculative |
Real, funded contracts and a $2.2B backlog; the Neutron rocket and the Iridium deal add second and third growth engines. Targets sit above today’s price.
Still unprofitable (~-$45M net, ~-$77M free cash flow) and richly valued; as a high-beta name it swings hard with risk sentiment.
Straight read: the business is executing and today’s drop is mostly macro, not deterioration — but it stays volatile and hostage to the tape near term.
Best-in-class growth (+72% revenue) and entrenched in government and enterprise AI; analysts still see meaningful upside.
A ~84x forward multiple means the valuation itself is the risk — it can keep de-rating even if the business is fine.
Straight read: not broken, but priced for perfection. Long-run upside is real if growth holds; near term it trades on multiple, not fundamentals.
Still the AI-infrastructure leader, at a cheaper multiple than a year ago; Street targets imply solid upside if capex keeps flowing.
The “is AI spending peaking?” debate plus DeepSeek and China competition caps the stock until it resolves.
Straight read: a quality name on sale, but momentum is broken — likely range-bound and headline-driven until the capex question clears.
Profitable, growing brokerage; the consumer-finance push is a genuine expansion of the model, and earnings could reset the story.
That same credit expansion — plus fundraising and crypto beta — is exactly what’s unsettling investors right now.
Straight read: still a strong holding (up ~99% for you), but the strategy shift adds real execution and credit risk. Jul 29 earnings is a swing point.
Large addressable market if small modular reactors work; enormous optionality on a multi-year horizon.
Pre-revenue and cash-burning, with valuations resting on ~2032 projections — a long-dated, binary bet.
Straight read: a story stock years from proving itself. Justifiable only as a small speculative position, not a fundamentals-based hold.
Real long-term optionality if quantum reaches commercial scale; these are the liquid pure-plays.
Pre-commercial with thin revenue; bubble talk and heavy insider selling are real red flags.
Straight read: lottery tickets, not investments. Fine to hold small for the optionality — just size them like the speculation they are.
Sentiment and external-factor context compiled Jul 24, 2026 from market coverage (Yahoo Finance, CNBC, Motley Fool, 24/7 Wall St., Benzinga, StockAnalysis, TipRanks, Timothy Sykes). Informational context, not a recommendation; it can change quickly, and analyst targets are opinions, not guarantees.
AI + Space = 70% of equity. Top 4 names = 51%.
Green = unrealized gain, red = unrealized loss; bar length is scaled to your largest single mover. Your 12 biggest dollar swings.
| Symbol | Shares | Avg Cost | Price | Mkt Value | Weight | Unreal. $ | Unreal. % |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| RKLB | 200 | $41.39 | $64.15 | $12,830 | 14.8% | $4,552 | +55.0% |
| PLTR | 100 | $162.42 | $122.80 | $12,280 | 14.2% | -$3,962 | -24.4% |
| NOW | 100 | $93.39 | $98.00 | $9,800 | 11.3% | $461 | +4.9% |
| NVDA | 45 | $169.40 | $206.80 | $9,306 | 10.7% | $1,683 | +22.1% |
| HOOD | 35 | $47.49 | $94.90 | $3,322 | 3.8% | $1,659 | +99.8% |
| PL | 150 | $4.88 | $20.52 | $3,078 | 3.6% | $2,346 | +320.5% |
| LUNR | 200 | $9.37 | $12.99 | $2,598 | 3.0% | $724 | +38.6% |
| BP | 50 | $31.95 | $43.82 | $2,191 | 2.5% | $594 | +37.2% |
| TSM | 5 | $154.00 | $402.08 | $2,010 | 2.3% | $1,240 | +161.1% |
| BITO | 200 | $21.12 | $8.70 | $1,740 | 2.0% | -$2,484 | -58.8% |
| QCOM | 10 | $229.32 | $166.70 | $1,667 | 1.9% | -$626 | -27.3% |
| HON | 5 | $244.82 | $243.15 | $1,216 | 1.4% | -$8 | -0.7% |
| RDW | 130 | $12.43 | $8.69 | $1,130 | 1.3% | -$486 | -30.1% |
| HONA | 5 | $231.18 | $203.76 | $1,019 | 1.2% | -$137 | -11.9% |
| NIO | 200 | $8.17 | $4.48 | $896 | 1.0% | -$738 | -45.2% |
| VWO | 15 | $47.67 | $57.80 | $867 | 1.0% | $152 | +21.3% |
| IREN | 20 | $40.65 | $37.09 | $742 | 0.9% | -$71 | -8.8% |
| KSS | 40 | $10.75 | $17.94 | $718 | 0.8% | $288 | +66.9% |
| VSAT | 10 | $9.00 | $71.69 | $717 | 0.8% | $627 | +696.6% |
| REMX | 10 | $74.50 | $67.81 | $678 | 0.8% | -$67 | -9.0% |
| IONQ | 20 | $57.04 | $33.04 | $661 | 0.8% | -$480 | -42.1% |
| TSLY | 30 | $39.42 | $21.31 | $639 | 0.7% | -$543 | -45.9% |
| NVDY | 50 | $13.99 | $12.56 | $628 | 0.7% | -$72 | -10.2% |
| VOYG | 25 | $38.60 | $25.11 | $628 | 0.7% | -$337 | -34.9% |
| OKLO | 15 | $133.00 | $40.50 | $608 | 0.7% | -$1,388 | -69.5% |
| META | 1 | $595.00 | $595.67 | $596 | 0.7% | $1 | +0.1% |
| SPCX | 5 | $187.00 | $114.93 | $575 | 0.7% | -$360 | -38.5% |
| ASTS | 10 | $20.50 | $56.25 | $563 | 0.6% | $358 | +174.4% |
| HIMS | 20 | $28.31 | $27.96 | $559 | 0.6% | -$7 | -1.2% |
| FISV | 10 | $59.00 | $51.02 | $510 | 0.6% | -$80 | -13.5% |
| STUB | 60 | $11.71 | $8.37 | $502 | 0.6% | -$200 | -28.5% |
| SOFI | 30 | $13.83 | $16.48 | $494 | 0.6% | $80 | +19.2% |
| GPRO | 700 | $1.24 | $0.69 | $480 | 0.6% | -$388 | -44.8% |
| KTOS | 10 | $69.40 | $47.28 | $473 | 0.5% | -$221 | -31.9% |
| SPCE | 170 | $9.57 | $2.53 | $430 | 0.5% | -$1,197 | -73.6% |
| MP | 10 | $61.00 | $41.33 | $413 | 0.5% | -$197 | -32.2% |
| VYX | 50 | $6.78 | $7.67 | $384 | 0.4% | $44 | +13.1% |
| ABSI | 50 | $3.26 | $7.61 | $380 | 0.4% | $217 | +133.4% |
| JOBY | 50 | $7.43 | $6.97 | $348 | 0.4% | -$23 | -6.2% |
| MNRO | 20 | $16.50 | $16.79 | $336 | 0.4% | $6 | +1.8% |
| QBTS | 20 | $27.22 | $16.22 | $324 | 0.4% | -$220 | -40.4% |
| TSLA | 1 | $293.00 | $313.15 | $313 | 0.4% | $20 | +6.9% |
| VYGR | 100 | $3.00 | $3.10 | $310 | 0.4% | $10 | +3.3% |
| RGTI | 20 | $22.75 | $14.24 | $285 | 0.3% | -$170 | -37.4% |
| VCX | 5 | $290.00 | $56.67 | $283 | 0.3% | -$1,167 | -80.5% |
| BBAI | 100 | $4.48 | $2.76 | $276 | 0.3% | -$172 | -38.4% |
| BLSH | 11 | $37.00 | $23.87 | $263 | 0.3% | -$144 | -35.5% |
| LCID | 40 | $17.36 | $6.28 | $251 | 0.3% | -$443 | -63.8% |
| YELP | 10 | $23.00 | $25.10 | $251 | 0.3% | $21 | +9.1% |
| KULR | 100 | $7.73 | $2.51 | $251 | 0.3% | -$522 | -67.5% |
| ACHR | 50 | $9.19 | $4.79 | $240 | 0.3% | -$220 | -47.9% |
| OPENW | 700 | $1.39 | $0.33 | $230 | 0.3% | -$743 | -76.4% |
| AMC | 100 | $1.70 | $2.29 | $229 | 0.3% | $59 | +34.7% |
| DFTX | 5 | $35.00 | $43.17 | $216 | 0.2% | $41 | +23.3% |
| REA | 20 | $23.50 | $10.57 | $211 | 0.2% | -$259 | -55.0% |
| EVTL | 150 | $3.09 | $1.40 | $210 | 0.2% | -$254 | -54.7% |
| CBRS | 1 | $305.00 | $199.91 | $200 | 0.2% | -$105 | -34.5% |
| CVX | 1 | $156.00 | $194.97 | $195 | 0.2% | $39 | +25.0% |
| OPEN | 50 | $4.62 | $3.80 | $190 | 0.2% | -$41 | -17.7% |
| AMPX | 20 | $6.00 | $9.27 | $185 | 0.2% | $65 | +54.5% |
| GIS | 5 | $46.74 | $36.07 | $180 | 0.2% | -$53 | -22.8% |
| VKTX | 5 | $29.00 | $34.52 | $173 | 0.2% | $28 | +19.0% |
| BMNR | 10 | $37.00 | $15.86 | $159 | 0.2% | -$211 | -57.1% |
| SOUN | 25 | $9.53 | $6.13 | $153 | 0.2% | -$85 | -35.7% |
| CDE | 10 | $20.50 | $15.18 | $152 | 0.2% | -$53 | -26.0% |
| F | 10 | $13.00 | $14.31 | $143 | 0.2% | $13 | +10.1% |
| MSTY | 10 | $69.49 | $12.39 | $124 | 0.1% | -$571 | -82.2% |
| MARA | 10 | $14.00 | $12.16 | $122 | 0.1% | -$18 | -13.1% |
| SFGYY | 25 | $4.25 | $4.68 | $117 | 0.1% | $11 | +10.1% |
| CEPO | 10 | $12.50 | $10.66 | $107 | 0.1% | -$18 | -14.7% |
| FIG | 5 | $81.50 | $21.10 | $106 | 0.1% | -$302 | -74.1% |
| NVDL | 3 | $33.00 | $31.39 | $94 | 0.1% | -$5 | -4.9% |
| INTC | 1 | $21.00 | $92.53 | $93 | 0.1% | $72 | +340.6% |
| NOK | 10 | $12.00 | $9.10 | $91 | 0.1% | -$29 | -24.2% |
| INFQ | 10 | $15.00 | $9.03 | $90 | 0.1% | -$60 | -39.8% |
| SHEL | 1 | $65.35 | $88.38 | $88 | 0.1% | $23 | +35.2% |
| BB | 10 | $6.40 | $8.59 | $86 | 0.1% | $22 | +34.2% |
| AAL | 5 | $19.63 | $14.43 | $72 | 0.1% | -$26 | -26.5% |
| WEN | 10 | $8.43 | $7.04 | $70 | 0.1% | -$14 | -16.5% |
| AFRM | 1 | $50.00 | $70.23 | $70 | 0.1% | $20 | +40.5% |
| CRML | 12 | $10.00 | $5.82 | $70 | 0.1% | -$50 | -41.8% |
| ORBS | 100 | $1.31 | $0.61 | $61 | 0.1% | -$70 | -53.8% |
| PYPL | 1 | $42.00 | $56.15 | $56 | 0.1% | $14 | +33.7% |
| SLB | 1 | $57.00 | $52.39 | $52 | 0.1% | -$5 | -8.1% |
| OLOX | 10 | $39.60 | $5.18 | $52 | 0.1% | -$344 | -86.9% |
| HRZN | 10 | $6.37 | $4.31 | $43 | 0.0% | -$21 | -32.3% |
| NWL | 5 | $3.64 | $5.08 | $25 | 0.0% | $7 | +39.6% |
| FEED | 50 | $0.80 | $0.38 | $19 | 0.0% | -$21 | -52.2% |
| RKT | 1 | $10.98 | $13.07 | $13 | 0.0% | $2 | +19.0% |
| FSM | 1 | $4.40 | $8.55 | $9 | 0.0% | $4 | +94.3% |
| POET | 1 | $7.70 | $6.95 | $7 | 0.0% | -$1 | -9.7% |
| GEMI | 1 | $28.00 | $4.30 | $4 | 0.0% | -$24 | -84.6% |
| OPENZ | 1 | $0.00 | $0.18 | $0 | 0.0% | $0 | — |
| OPENL | 1 | $0.00 | $0.18 | $0 | 0.0% | $0 | — |
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