Image-Guided Surgeon (IR) • Founder, GigHz • Creator of RadReport AI, Repit.org & Guide.MD • Med-Tech Consulting & Device Development at GigHz
Answered 5 months ago
I can help. I'm a retail investor who's held Bitcoin in several forms—direct BTC on Coinbase, mining operations, and exposure through retirement accounts using products like BITO and a few alternative Bitcoin-linked securities. I'm familiar with the mechanics, tax considerations, and the behavioral side of holding these positions, and I'm happy to answer questions or provide on-the-record insight if useful. Let me know what angle you're exploring and I can share the perspective you need. —Pouyan Golshani, MD | Interventional Radiologist & Founder, GigHz and Guide.MD | signal@gighz.com
I personally hold FBTC (Fidelity's Bitcoin Fund) and HODL, and I'm happy to share insights as a retail investor in American Bitcoin-related equities. I'm not able to make direct introductions to other individual shareholders, but I can speak to why many retail investors choose these vehicles and where they typically engage. Most gravitate toward Bitcoin-focused ETFs and mining stocks because they provide regulated, brokerage-friendly exposure without the complexity of self-custody.
I dont make direct introductions to specific investors, but I stay open to conversations when interests align. It felt odd at first to meet people through shared curiosity about new tech, like American Bitcoin stock, yet funny thing is real talks usually start from asking why it matters to them. Sometimes I mention what trends I notice and later someone knows someone who cares about the same space. A litle patience helps. I focus on building trust first and seeing if we click on goals. Interest grows more naturally that way. I connect people only when it truly feels helpful for everyone.