That's price, not value — totally irrelevant in this context since they track the same. The real metric is the dividend yield: MARA (via MARO) yields $2.43/share/month COIN (via CONY) yields $0.79/share/month So even if MARO trades at a higher “price,” what matters is what you earn per dollar invested — and MARO clearly wins on yield. ETF Price Monthly Dividend Annual Yield CONY $8.00 $0.79 118.5% MARO $19.00 $2.43 153.5%
MARO is worth 2.75x more than CONY 2.43 / 2.78 = 0.87 which is > $0.79/share/month You gain 10% in dividends/share/month if you switch at this ratio.
To do. If MARO fits your long‑term plan better than CONY, it makes sense to rotate now and accept the realized loss rather than carry a higher cost basis later.
If both outcomes are the same it doesn't matter what you do. You are wasting mental energy trying to see if going around a circle in different directions will take you to a different destination.
Dude is not only driving an old worn out super car in a circle..but also smokin an old worn out pack and doesnt want to realize any of the book to book. He still wants to live in the unrealized dream of a Tokyo drift. And he wants chat to cheer him along.