>>60794976 (OP)
Any moonshot "investment" should go into physical silver, worst case scenario it holds value against inflation worse than gold does, best case jp morgan stops suppressing the value of it with paper silver and it goes 100x.
If you actually believe that the heat generated by a graphics card is a good store of value, link would have the best possible return on investment in a world that reflects that.
Stock picking is a meme, unless you have 18 hours a day to study everything possible to move in and out of positions appropriately. And even then you're a god if you get more than 5% above total market returns for 30 years consistently. If you don't have that skill set, putting 100% of your money into low cost ETFs tracking the total stock market (60% US / 40% international split) with a tilt toward momentum screened for quality is the single best investment strategy on average. Leaving any money beyond what you need to survive a couple months in things like a hysa is a waste. The opportunity cost of being in those "guaranteed return" vehicles and inflation protective shiny rocks is (less volatile but) more risky than being in 100% stocks.
Treat anything else as entertainment money, if you buy $10,000 of link and it suddenly becomes 5 million dollars, that's some pretty good gambling but it isn't an investment.
