If GME shows short-term strength, buy equal-weighted top-3 crypto-related assets by 15-day momentum; otherwise, buy only GME. No automatic rebalancing.

Simple, plain-language steps: - Step 1: Start with cash and plan to invest equally across chosen assets. - Step 2: Check GME’s price trend using two moving averages (short-term 3-day and longer-term 14-day). If the short-term price is higher than the long-term price, proceed; otherwise go to Step 4. - Step 3: From a list of crypto-related assets (COIN, CONL, RIOT, MARA, MSTR, BITX, BITO, BETH, BETE), measure each asset’s price gain over the last 15 days. Rank them by 15-day performance and pick the top 3. - Step 4: If Step 2’s condition is not met, allocate all money to GME only. - Step 5: When you’re in Step 3 (top 3 chosen), divide your investment equally among those 3 assets. - Rebalancing: The setup mentions a 5% corridor but says rebalance is none, so you won’t automatically rebalance on a fixed schedule. - Outcome: Either you hold GME alone or you hold 3 crypto-related assets with equal weights, depending on GME’s momentum signal. Notes for a layperson: - Moving averages smooth out price data to show trends. A short MA being higher than a longer MA generally means the price has been rising recently. - Cumulative return over 15 days means total percentage gain (or loss) from 15 days ago to today. - The assets chosen are not cryptocurrencies themselves but stocks and ETFs that are tied to the crypto world.

Value prop: When GME looks bullish, this strategy targets top crypto-related momentum stocks/ETFs for outsized gains: ~60.6% annualized OOS vs SPY ~19.8%, Calmar ~1.34, Sharpe ~0.99. Higher drawdowns (~45% OOS) accompany bigger upside.