Jim Hiltner

STRC isn't debt, but perpetual preferred equity, so he wouldn't "default" in a traditional literal sense, but STRC dividends are discretionary, so payment can be suspended indefinitely STRC dividends are cumulative thgouh, so missed dividends will accumulate and compound over time + must be cleared

RT @SuperstateInc: Big week for USCC. With @Bitwise now managing the strategy, Superstate continuing to power the rails, and $120M+ alread…

Three years ago everyone laughed at chains investing in security fundamentals during a bear market. Now April 2026 just set a record for crypto hacks 🚨 Infrastructure decisions compound. Choose accordingly.

Mean reversion is quietly dying. It’s happening far less often now — across markets, economies, society, and culture. In its place: hyper-accelerated power laws. Trends last forever. Winners compound endlessly. The gap just keeps widening. Obvious to anyone paying attention… but still under-

Builders don’t stay for slogans; they stay where the cost of collaboration loss is low. Metis lowers builder friction through verifiable execution flow, clearer attribution surfaces, and continuity across multi-step workflows. When coordination cost drops, ecosystems compound. https://t.co/D6un2zO

yah man i feel like what my body needs now is mostly a focus on compound lifts, though i'm open to doing antagonist/agonist super sets as supplement even willing to do lighter weight than i think i should if you get me to focus on eccentric movement, OK but having me do box jumps in between stren

The compound effect is the most powerful force in the universe

This is why they didn't release Mythos. Incentivized to compound their lead rather than make models available to their potential competitors. For all the Doomer talk of Singleton superintelligence, they are sure behaving in a way that would hyperstition that outcome

RT @Selkis_2028: Secret Service should have given @marklevinshow a compound fracture in his arm for grabbing Trump like that. Trump might…

The wealth tax is a bad idea for many reasons But it is equally absurd that one can compound wealth indefinitely tax free (and borrow against holdings, again tax free, and deduct that interest expense against other income)