The Dad Presents

$ASST may have ATM’d enough on day one of $SATA daily dividends to buy ~100 BTC. Annualize that and it’s 36,500 BTC. One company.
One preferred.
One day.
In a BTC bear market. People still don’t understand what’s being built here. Second half of 2026 is going to be absolute violence. Assuming the actual war is over. (I have my doubts)

@MetamateDaz Yep. End the fed.

2012 → Today Elon Musk: $2B → $1.2 TRILLION Ellison: $36B → $321B Zuck: $18B → $194B Bezos: $18B → $248B Buffett: $44B → $144B Minimum wage: $7.25 → $7.25 Trickle down economics in full affect.

@JezziiB How about don’t text me and create this social safety net. I didn’t ask for it and I don’t want it. I’d like to keep the money I made thank you very much

I will never understand how so many of y'all were hoodwinked into believing the government should not use the money YOU PAY IN TAXES to create a social safety net that benefits YOU.

@RepMikeQuigley Wait? So he doesn’t have any employees? Cause I run a company and I pay Social Security taxes for all of my employees

The world’s first trillionaire pays the same amount into Social Security as an American making $184,500.   Social Security is currently set to run out by 2032. We need to lift the cap on taxable income NOW and hold Elon Musk and the ultrarich accountable.

@TazSims11 @Nomadicvalue @LSaffrett You got me Guy who can’t write out a fully crafted, grammatically correct sentence

@Dad_Presents @Nomadicvalue @LSaffrett Low-IQ are so easily triggered

This whole Elon “trillionaire” conversation is depressing because it reveals how economically illiterate we are. A $1 trillion net worth does not mean Elon walked into a village, stole everyone’s bread, and locked it in a vault. In fact, he probably consumes fewer real-world resources than the average Hollywood climate activist screaming about him from a private jet-adjacent lifestyle. Elon built things people voluntarily use, and invested in companies that created massive value to billions of people. The collective quality of life of society has been elevated by this man’s work. He didn’t get handed a trillion dollars and start hoarding all the food, houses, and medicine. Elon is a contributor. Not a taker. Probably the biggest one alive. Which is why he’s worth $1 trillion and the people who don’t understand that are still yelling “fair share” into their iPhones.

Solution- stop taxing us and redistributing our earned money. What gives you the right?

@TazSims11 @Nomadicvalue @LSaffrett Jahahahahahaha. Adorable

@Nomadicvalue @Dad_Presents @LSaffrett Elon is a trust fund baby. He had daddies money to start this. So get me funding and watch.

@esaagar @ComicDaveSmith Yeah. I’m concerned

The next 65 days until the final deal is signed will be the greatest fight in the Israel lobby's history. They will stop at NOTHING to derail it. The closer it gets, the more unhinged they'll become Perhaps the highest stakes 65 days in modern history

@libsoftiktok She seems to be doing pretty well.

Elizabeth Warren goes on unhinged rant against Elon Musk becoming a trillionaire: “Rigged economy!” Elizabeth Warren is a taker, not an innovator. She became wealthy off public office while slamming capitalism and free markets. Wealth for me but not for thee. Commie scum.

Remove the sarcasm and this is entirely accurate

@stelzner_n1150 Nothing is going to Iran because the Israel lobby will blow up this deal before Friday

JD Vance just admitted on live television that $300 billion of your hard earned tax dollars are going to Iran. Never Vance!

Hoarding it also does not make less people using bitcoin. It raises the trade value of bitcoin and owning .01 bitcoin is now useful whereas previously you would need .1 bitcoin. Also, as is clearly obvious from whale activity, as the fair trade value of bitcoin increases more people want it and more whales are willing to part with it to get it into their hands It has quite the opposite effect of what you are proposing

@Dad_Presents Hoarding makes it so there are less people using bitcoin, and less bitcoin transactions being made. This ultimately lowers utility and value.

The more BTC ownership centralized, the more people will opt to use something else when solving their problems.

Large pools of Bitcoin owned by corporations or states do absolutely nothing to your ability to transact freely with Bitcoin. Concentrated ownership is not centralized control. Michael Saylor owning a mountain of BTC is not the same thing as Michael Saylor owning the network. That’s like saying because Costco owns a lot of hot dogs, they control eating. Learn Bitcoin before confidently tweeting concussion symptoms.

@mtgreenee MTG. Love you. But don’t push this. Let’s just be happy war is ending.

$300 BILLION DOLLARS TO IRAN??!!! Trump agreed to give Iran $300 BILLION dollars for reconstruction cost after Trump bombed Iran. Are you kidding me? What an embarrassment! Americans are getting screwed again!!

@ArthurDigbySel They will care when there’s no longer a taxable base and the feds won’t print for them

@Dad_Presents Capital and people are flocking to red states and away from blue states and the blue states don't care as long as they maintain power.

Judging by the absolute religious hatred I’ve seen from the left toward Elon the last few days, I think the next few years of AI are pretty easy to predict. AI keeps growing exponentially. It replaces jobs. People get scared. Politicians do what politicians always do: find the nearest microphone and promise to “protect workers” by passing laws that make everything worse. Blue states raise minimum wage again. Businesses leave. Then they start “regulating” AI. More businesses leave. Then they decide some industries are too important to be left to capitalism, so they start taking control of them in the name of “equity.” Even more businesses leave. Then they tax the remaining productive people harder and hand out UBI so everyone can be equally broke, equally dependent, and equally grateful to the state. And the places that let capitalism absorb the shock will suffer too. Of course they will. AI is going to be disruptive everywhere. But the businesses will go there. The builders will go there. The investors will go there. The people who still want to work, create, risk, hire, and solve problems will go there. And eventually, those states will adapt, new industries will form, new jobs will be created, and they will thrive. Then the blue states, after chasing out the businesses, punishing the wealthy, crushing the middle class, and turning their economies into DMV-flavored escape rooms, will demand the federal government “do something” about the inequality between states. At that point, one of three things happens: America becomes one big managed-decline socialist daycare. We split into two countries. Or the free states keep the country together by providing just enough support to stop the blue states from fully collapsing under the weight of their own genius. But one thing is certain: The people who think Elon is the villain are going to be absolutely stunned when they discover the government is not going to invent the future for them.

@jas_d_barbie Someone explain to nicky what a fact is please

Unpopular fact: Landlords should not be able to increase rent unless they’re upgrading the apartment.

@ZynxBTC @AdamBLiv You sure? So was it common Equity sales?

@Dad_Presents @AdamBLiv That did not happen.

THE SATA BITCOIN PRINTER IS ON 13% annual dividends... PAID DAILY UNLEASH THE BEAST

If STRC does not get back to par by the next ex dividend date, they need to raise to 12%. Maybe higher. At least for the remainder of the bear market. People who believe in bitcoin enough to buy one of these credit instruments would be silly to buy STRC when they could get a better rate from SATA