KIDZ a Tiny Slice Of Hopium
A Tiny Slice of Hopium: Why I'm Buying $KIDZ Anyway
December 11, 2025
Look, I'll be honest upfront: I have no idea why I'm doing this. $KIDZ (Classover Holdings, NASDAQ) has been an absolute bloodbath this year—down over 97% YTD, flirting with delisting notices, and trading like a forgotten penny stock in the depths of micro-cap hell.
Fundamentals? Mixed at best—profitable Q3 on paper thanks to some Solana gains, AI-edtech pivots sounding futuristic, but still bleeding long-term and facing a potential reverse split drama.
The chart's been a downtrend nightmare: lower highs, lower lows, oversold RSI screaming for mercy weeks ago. Rational me says fade it, wait for confirmation, or just walk away. This thing could easily test $0.25 or worse if the Nasdaq compliance clock runs out.
But... damn it, a tiny slice of hopium just hit me today. And that's all it takes sometimes in this game.
It started innocently enough. My Zero Lag indicator—one of those lag-reduced gems that catches momentum shifts early—flipped green this morning. Not the standard MACD (that's still playing catch-up), but the zero-lag version, designed to sniff out reversals before the herd wakes up.
Price bounced off that $0.30 support like it meant business, pushing +4.5% intraday to around $0.3240 as I write this. Higher low? Check. Volume ticking up on the greens? Kinda. Early signs of accumulation in a float this thin? Maybe.
And then another alarm went off—one I apparently set months ago and totally forgot about. No clue what it was (volume threshold? Custom divergence? Price crossing some obscure zero-lag level?), but double ping in one session? That's the universe whispering, "Hey, idiot, pay attention."
Is this the bottom? Probably not guaranteed. Could it be a dead cat bounce before another leg down? Absolutely possible. Delisting risk is real, dilution lurks, and pennies like this can whipsaw you into oblivion.
But here's the thing: In penny land, reversals don't come with fanfare and CNBC headlines. They start quiet—with a weird indicator flip, a forgotten alert, and that nagging gut feel that says "what if?"
A tiny slice of hopium is often all you need to take a swing. Low float + AI/crypto narrative + any real catalyst = potential rocket fuel.
So yeah, I grabbed a small position on the dip. Sized tiny (because sanity), stop below $0.2886, eyes on $0.38–$0.40 if it breaks.
Not advice—DYOR. This could go to zero. But sometimes, you buy the hopium. And today? That slice tasted just sweet enough.
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