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Yea, so far that's the strategy. I can always choose my entry on puts, so it allows me to choose how aggressive I want to be. Although my one coverd call is earning .17% daily, so it's definitely not a bad investment.

The current idea, though, is that contracts lose the first half of their value way faster than the second half, so I'm going to try to buy them back for 50% as soon as possible and redeploy the capital.

It worked today pretty well, I paid $34.05 to close which increased my daily yeild, and then I turned around and sold 2 contracts for $110.66

It's definitely been a solid start, but I can't imagine that I keep up this pace all year.

Plus the market been buying like crazy since the turn of the calendar

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That's my argument for going with miners right now. Bitcoin just had that massive pull back, so I figured, unless we go into a prolonged bear market, which is entirely possible, I should do pretty well in 2026.

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Yeah that’s not a bad idea. But to do this strategy I assume you need to be watching your positions like a hawk?

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Honestly, I let the market do the work for me. I look for a delta around .3 so the market gives it a 70% chance to expire in the money. Then i place a buy to close at 50% of the premium and wait.

If I get assigned the stocks, I'm comfortable holding them if I have to. Don't wheel any stocks that you wouldn't buy at that strike price, because that's the risk you're taking on.

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Yeah I figured so

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public miners are adding or pivoting to ai data centers as an additional revenue stream

ai data centers are more reliable source of income for miners

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