To The Moon

$COIN DIAGONAL 260911/260925 CALL 170.0/CALL 175.0$ Rolling up and out 

$SpaceX(SPCX)$ Reducing spcx side of the hedge 

$MARA 20260828 11.0 PUT$ Cash secured put. 

$MARA DIAGONAL 260911/260828 CALL 12.0/CALL 11.5$ Rolling up and out 

$META CALENDAR 260911/270917 CALL 650.0/CALL 650.0$ Adding position

$NVDA 20270917 260.0 CALL$ Adding back my nvda call options 

$BMNR DIAGONAL 260911/261002 CALL 25.0/CALL 27.0$ Rolling up and out 

Mathematical Money | August 23, 2026 Meta has had a rough fortnight. A federal trial got underway in California over claims tied to Facebook and Instagram, with damages talked about in the region of $1.4 trillion. Add the Q2 spending profile — the AI capex number spooked plenty of people — and the stock did what stocks do when the headline has "trillion" and "trial" in the same sentence. It fell to $568.97 on the 17th, then $546.01 by Thursday, and closed Friday at $549.90. That's about 30% off its 52-week high. If you're holding Meta, that's not a fun chart to open. I get it. I bought more. What I actually did I'd been running a put ratio on Meta. Long 4 puts at $560, short 8 at $550. The long puts are protection — they cover me between the strikes if it drops. Then it dropped, and those

$Oracle(ORCL)$ Aasigned to sell 300 shares at 135

$META 20260911 650.0 CALL$ Opening the short leg to make it a calendar spread