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What is our fearless CEO up to? Hmmmmmm… I have my suspicions… But, we will save that for another day. - Same director name ✅ - Same sole principal on record ✅ - Same registered address ✅ - Same # of authorized shares ✅ If there’s anything we’ve learned in the #MMTLPfiasco, there are NO coincidences.😉 💥Bonus: FrostBridge, Inc. (FBI) LFGooooooo!!! #MMTLParmy $MMTLP $MMAT #Relentless #FIF

The SEC helped STEAL my families money along with other Americans, & left us for ruin to protect your hedge-funds and broker buddies!! We have proof that you did help them, sad part is, YOUR (THE SEC) job is to protect the American investors. I’m disgusted with my country!! #MMTLP They don’t care about the damage this has caused. The loss of money, health, ability to make our families better through opportunities. Thank you 🇺🇸 government for nothing.

🔴 2021 ➜ 2022 ➜ 2023 ➜ 2024 ➜ 2025 ➜ 2026 Retail investors still asking for transparency. We’re not leaving. #AMC #GME #MMTLP

Would ya look at that…. 🚨Nextbridge Hydrocarbons files Civil Tortious Interference case against Jeffrey Davies.🚨 What’s the saying? Play stupid games, win stupid prizes? Looks like it’s GAME ON, Mr. Davies. 🔥🔥🔥 #FAFO $MMTLP $MMAT #MMTLParmy #Relentless #gsc.tab=0" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">hcdistrictclerk.com/Edocs/Public/s…

HIGHLIGHTS FROM THE MMAT BK HEARING: Peter Fountain, arguing on behalf of Citadel and Virtu's MOTION TO QUASH subpoenas... "One is a question that is unanswered to this day... is why they need information from Citadel Securities....from VIRTU...?" ANSWER: Because you are the f^king market makers who executed 70%+ of the transactions!!! Seriously??? "...from Anson?" ANSWER: Maybe because Anson admitted to NBH they are short MMTLP NBH and needed to buy 10M shares??? Maybe that's it??? Yep, yep...that's probably it. WAIT, isn't 10M > 2.65M??? FINRAAAA!?! "And why do they want to know whether our client caused a spike? Because they want to name us as a defendant in the lawsuit." TRANSLATION: Your Honor, if we give them the data, they will sue us... TELL US YOU ARE GUILTY WITHOUT TELLING US YOU ARE GUILTY!!! #GTFOH MMTLP MMAT TRCH

The SEC seems to be saying, in effect, “15c2-11 is an OTC equity rule, let’s stop pretending it is a general quotation rule for every security” BUT… What I find even more interesting is Commissioner @HesterPeirce longer statement 2 hrs ago and this part: “They highlighted that the 2020 rule amendments relied entirely on OTC equity data and did not even mention the term “fixed income” once. They noted that they were unaware of Rule 15c2-11 ever being applied to fixed income securities. And they warned that the application of the rule would gravely harm the fixed income market and investors, with no discernable reduction in fraud” The keyword is “fixed income” #MMTLP There is a more strategic interpretation in my opinion. More to follow, thank you Suzy! sec.gov/newsroom/speec…

1/ Dear @SECPaulSAtkins and Commissioner @HesterPeirce @SECGov Regarding your posts earlier today I think there are important questions arising especially in context with a related FSB report. I will be discussing below the Operational Classification vs. Legal Classification of #MMTLP, specifically: The divergence between LEGAL classification and OPERATIONAL handling of MMTLP, and how this mismatch may have contributed to: 1. supervisory fragmentation, 2. regulatory blind spots, and 3. OTC’s ultimate settlement failure. Key Findings: While MMTLP was publicly characterized as an OTC equity preferred security, evidence indicates that at least one major broker-dealer (@Fidelity) processed buy-side activity through a fixed income desk, suggesting a MATERIAL divergence between legal classification and operational treatment. This divergence is NOT merely administrative, it has direct implications for: 1. supervisory responsibility 2. compliance rule application 3. surveillance coverage and 4. settlement risk management MMTLP wasn’t just an “equity” security that went wrong, it became a cross-system instrument processed through equity, derivatives, and “fixed-income” infrastructure simultaneously, and that fragmentation created a supervisory and settlement blind spot that no single regulator or broker fully controlled, in my opinion.