Would The BTCI Covered Call Income ETF Ever Stop Paying Distributions? What Would Happen To BTCI?

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In this video, I break down exactly what a reverse split is, how it works for income ETFs like BTCI, and why a reverse split is not detrimental to your holdings or your cashflow.

Many investors panic when they hear the words reverse split because they associate it with failing stocks. But ETFs—especially options-based income ETFs tied to Bitcoin volatility—operate very differently. I’ll show you, step by step, why your total value and monthly income remain the same, even if your share count decreases.

In this video, you’ll learn:

What a reverse split actually is (simple, plain-English explanation)

What would happen to your BTCI shares, cost basis, and distributions

Why cashflow does NOT go down after a reverse split

How distributions per share adjust automatically

Why income ETFs sometimes use reverse splits for optics and efficiency

When a reverse split would be a red flag (and when it’s not)

Why BTCI’s structure makes reverse splits largely cosmetic

If you’re invested in BTCI, income ETFs, or Bitcoin-related investments, this is critical to understand so you don’t make emotional decisions based on fear instead of math.

📌 Key takeaway:
A reverse split changes the number of shares you own—but not your income, not your ownership, and not your total value.

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⚠️ Important note:
The yield is not guaranteed, monthly distributions will fluctuate, and BTCI is not risk-free. This video is for educational purposes only and is not financial advice.

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