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MMAT ⚖️Case: In re Meta Materials Inc. Case No.: 24-50792-gs (Chapter 7, U.S. Bankruptcy Court, District of Nevada) Filing Date: May 14, 2026 Docs: 2773, 2774, 2774-1, 2775, 2776, 2776-1 (Documents in comment section) ⚠️ Not Legal Advice Big Picture (Plain English) These filings look like the trustee broadening the financial investigation from market/trading discovery into the company’s banking records. Translation: The trustee isn’t just asking “What happened in the market?” anymore. She’s also asking “What happened to the company’s money?” 💸 ❓ ⸻ DOC 2773 — Ex Parte Motion re Silicon Valley Bank What it is: The trustee asks the court for permission to compel Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) to provide records and potentially have a records custodian examined under Bankruptcy Rule 2004. Layman’s version: “Judge, we need SVB’s records to trace Meta’s money.” What they want: Account ending 7741 Account ending 7011 Any linked/associated accounts Date range: Aug. 5, 2023 to present Including: monthly statements deposits withdrawals wires ACH transfers checks (front/back) internal transfers Why this matters: Trustee explicitly says she wants to understand: potential disbursement of debtor property how those disbursements affected Meta’s financial condition possible recovery for the estate Translation: This is classic money-tracing. ⸻ DOC 2774 — Notice of Subpoena to SVB What it is: Formal notice that the trustee intends to subpoena SVB. This isn’t arguing the merits—it’s procedural notice to interested parties. Plain English: “FYI everyone, the subpoena is being served.” ⸻ DOC 2774-1 — SVB Subpoena (image below) What it is: The actual subpoena paperwork sent to SVB. Notable points: SVB gets ~21 days from service unless otherwise arranged Standard subpoena protections apply: can object can seek to quash privilege protections exist Plain English: This is the enforceable “produce the records” document. ⸻ DOC 2775 — Ex Parte Motion re JPMorgan Chase Same concept as SVB—but bigger. 🗄️Trustee wants Chase records under Rule 2004. Accounts requested: ending 5780, 5970, 6175, 1145, 1946, 6174, plus linked accounts Date range: Aug. 5, 2023 to present Same requested records: statements, deposits, withdrawals, wires, ACH, checks, internal transfers Plain English: “Show us where the money went.” ⸻ DOC 2776 — Notice of Subpoena to JPMorgan Chase Procedural notice to parties that Chase will be subpoenaed. Nothing dramatic by itself. ⸻ DOC 2776-1 — JPMorgan Chase Subpoena (image below) Actual subpoena paperwork to Chase. Again: compliance required unless objection subpoena enforcement mechanisms, exist failure can lead to contempt under Rule 45 ⸻ Why This Matters (Strategic View) This appears to be a parallel investigative track: Track 1: Market conduct Already ongoing: FINRA Nasdaq Citadel Virtu Anson Funds DTCC Schwab TD Ameritrade TradeStation Focus: Was market activity harming Meta? ⸻ 🏦Track 2: Internal financial trail 👀 New here: 📑 JPMorgan 📑 SVB Focus: 💵What happened to Meta’s cash❓ ⸻ 🏦The trustee may be trying to answer questions like: Did cash leave the company in problematic ways? Were transfers ordinary business activity? Were there potentially avoidable transfers? Were there insiders/payees worth examining? Are there recoverable estate assets? Rule 2004 is intentionally broad, and this fits squarely inside a trustee’s investigative powers. 🔍 ⸻ ✅ Bottom Line This is not about naked shorting. This is about following the money inside Meta Materials itself. If the prior subpoena wave was: “What happened in the market?” This wave is: “What happened in Meta’s bank accounts?” 🕵️‍♀️💵