Aaron

Just a regular lad who found Bitcoin

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@BitcoinNews Well idk, he’s got one hell of a track record maybe we should hear him out…

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@Kylechasse Not when it’s only $15million, that’s chump change for them

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@I_keepchanging Bull market hasn’t even started yet and you are selling already? They’ve increased their btc bag by 700% and btc yield per share by 94% this year alone. I’m sorry but this increase in share price is completely justified and by no means overextended in my opinion.

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@ColeMacro @TheSamsPodcast Is it far off to say that a situation Strive would use the common ATM would be to manage amplification from getting to hot but also won’t use it at the detriment of your minimum desired amplification? Then there’s the nuanced use cases for preferred buybacks and dividends.

[Adam Livingston @AdamBLiv]

This might be the wildest minimum wage statistic I've ever seen.

In 1971, the federal minimum wage was $1.60 per hour. Gold averaged $40.92 per ounce.

It took 26 hours of minimum-wage labor to earn an ounce of gold.

In 2025, the federal minimum wage was $7.25. Gold averaged $3,432 per ounce.

It took 473 hours of labor to earn that same ounce.

Your hourly wage increased 4.5× in dollars.

The amount of labor required to acquire gold increased 18.5×.

Measured in gold, the federal minimum wage lost approximately 95% of its value.

Fifty-four years of nominal wage increases, and one hour of work buys a fraction of the monetary asset it once did.

[Strive @Strive]

SATS is now listed on Nasdaq.

15.00% fixed annualized dividend rate based on $100 stated amount. Paid every business day.

First dividend: November 9, 2026, inclusive of dividends accrued since the October 20 closing.

$SATS $ASST $SATA

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@strategydocs Why are you so harsh towards strive, they can both coexist. Be a fan of both

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@ShaneStoffer I like you but this is a bad take and I think it’s bad to encourage this. Bitcoin clearly doesn’t need regulation to succeed, it’s been around for 17 years with no regulation help and it’s one of the biggest assets in the world. But let’s see who’s take ages poorly.

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@ShaneStoffer Enjoy your content Togi. But this is a terrible take, you don’t understand the importance of decentralization. You don’t know what it’s like to get debanked or limited to what you can take out of the bank because once your money is there it’s actually no longer yours.

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@ShaneStoffer Banks lever your money 10-20 times, I don’t think you understand the fragile system you rely on. You can say “well it’s safe because govt will just bail them out” but you don’t understand what that does to the lower class. Bitcoin exists because the dollar is broken.

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@BTCoptioneer TAM is much bigger than that

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@RobinSeyr Also, the total addressable market for Digital Credit is trillions and you think there will be one winner

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@RobinSeyr Been 1 day and you think it’s concerning 😂

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@BTCoptioneer Pretty sure that’s not true

[Jeff Walton @PunterJeff]

"Credit gold" created synthetic paper gold claims.

Digital Credit is the opposite. It's a USD fiat claim, not a BTC claim.

We take the proceeds, buy Bitcoin, and take the REAL BTC into custody. Our balance sheet absorbs the BTC volatility, and we pay the distribution with our balance sheet.

- Publicly traded, Nasdaq listed
- Balance sheet reserves in Bitcoin, cash, and marketable securities
- Transparent filings (weekly)
- Credit priced in real time, without quarterly financial lag
- Orders of magnitude more liquid than traditional bank preferreds

This is a $15 Billion market, growing rapidly.

Let's talk about it, on air.

[Aaron @Aaronropp00]

@ColeMacro should have a conversation with @LukeGromen to help him understand “Digital Credit” because there’s a big misunderstanding from Luke.