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Hunting for “Digital Gold” — and a Potential Bounce Play
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Heads up — here’s a fintech play that ripped after announcing a digital-currency strategy, and now it’s sitting at a solid support level. It’s on my radar today in case it starts another move. If it jumps from here, it could get interesting fast.
TODAY’S TOP ALERT!
Mogo, Inc (Nasdaq: MOGO)
👉 MOGO is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈
Good morning, Folks,
On Friday, President Trump signed the GENIUS Act, which outlines the first federal rules for stablecoins.
The regulatory environment is getting better and better for crypto, and many small companies are taking advantage by launching treasury strategies that give investors exposure to digital assets.
I’ve alerted several of these companies as “tactical trade” ideas over the past few weeks, and with great success.
My idea from last Tuesday, for instance, had just launched a $100 million ETH strategy, and it ripped 86% on Wednesday alone.
Today, I’m taking a close look at Mogo Inc. (MOGO).
The stock already had some great momentum that began in April. From its April 7 low through July 1, it climbed 63%.
But on July 2, the company announced the allocation of up to C$50 million to Bitcoin as part of its treasury strategy, and its stock rocketed as high as 216% that day on the news.
It pulled back from that peak but has since consolidated around its current level, which is still approximately 60% higher than its July 1 closing price.
Investors clearly like the Bitcoin strategy, and given its support at this level, I’m watching MOGO today to see if it bounces.
👉 MOGO is TODAY’S #1 ALERT 👈
MOGO is a Canadian fintech company headquartered in Vancouver, offering digital solutions to help consumers manage and improve their finances.
Here are the top things to know:
1. $50 Million Bitcoin Treasury Move 🧊
MOGO’s treasury strategy is integrating Bitcoin into every part of its business: payments, wealth products, even loans.
“Payments: With over $12 billion in annual international payments volume, Mogo is exploring stablecoin infrastructure to enable faster, lower-cost cross-border transactions.”
“Wealth Management: Mogo’s $400M+ AUM platform will launch a flagship Bitcoin Portfolio based on a 60/40 equity/Bitcoin model designed for long-term investors who understand Bitcoin’s role as a disruptive store of value.”
“Lending: Mogo is developing Bitcoin-related loan products that will allow all members to gain access to this asset class, while also potentially lowering their borrowing rates.”
The company says that “Whether considering M&A, internal investments, or share repurchases, the Company will only allocate capital to opportunities that are expected to outperform the long-term return profile of holding Bitcoin.”
2. Holding Real BTC on the Balance Sheet 💰
In 2018, the company launched Canada’s first Bitcoin account, and in 2020, “it became the third US-listed company to add Bitcoin to its balance sheet, following MicroStrategy and Block, and ahead of Tesla.”
Further establishing its position in the space, MOGO helped create the WonderFi crypto trading platform and was also WonderFi’s largest shareholder with approximately 82 million common shares.
In May, MOGO made the headlines when WonderFi was acquired by Robinhood for $250 million in an all-cash deal.
The question now is, what could be MOGO’s next big investment?
3. Triple Threat: Wealth, Lending, Payments 🔄
While most fintechs stick to their niches, MOGO offers a full-stack experience: credit score tools, subprime loans, crypto investing, rewards, and payments via Carta Worldwide, a Visa-backed infrastructure platform.
That gives the company massive cross-sell opportunities and more ways to retain users compared to one-dimensional players like SoFi or Affirm.
4. Disciplined Buybacks vs. Bitcoin Benchmark 🧠
On July 7, MOGO bought back approximately 2% of outstanding shares as a reflection of its “continued commitment to disciplined capital allocation and long-term shareholder value.”
And what’s wild is its buyback philosophy: repurchasing shares only if the expected return beats Bitcoin. That’s a totally unique capital allocation strategy that forces management to think like investors, not just operators.
5. Strategic Bet on Bitcoin + Gold 🪙✨
On July 10, MOGO acquired a 9% stake in Digital Commodities Capital Corp, which holds both Bitcoin and physical gold, for $1 million.
That makes MOGO one of the only public fintechs actively hedging its treasury across both digital and traditional hard assets.
Final Thoughts
Zacks Equity Research on July 10 declared:

Zacks gave MOGO a Momentum Score of A and ranked it as a “BUY.” It reasoned that “In terms of Price-to-Sales ratio … the stock looks quite cheap now.”
Analyst firm H.C. Wainwright agrees, giving it a $4 price target on July 3, 109% upside from Friday’s closing price.
As you do your own research on MOGO, be sure to check out this May 2025 earnings presentation and the company’s investor website.
As always, be sure to approach your trading in a responsible manner. Trading is very risky, and nothing is ever guaranteed, so never trade with more than you can afford to lose.
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Bottom line: MOGO shot up 216% following its Bitcoin treasury strategy announcement, and is now sitting at what has become a solid support level. I’m watching it closely for a bounce from here.
💥Make sure MOGO is at the top of your watchlist today!
To Your Success,

Jeff Bishop
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