Person mcgriffin

$DVLT This is where you make a stand. Solid companies, making advancements, strong revenue growth. Getting shorted over and over. It’s time for us to unite and take a stand. Enough is enough. They can’t cover if you don’t sell. Remember that.

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@johnnybrahvo Tf 😂😂😂 anyone can fake this. Fking CT is dumb

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@MathTradingMan Yea mate, bad fking mistake for me. Shld have cut loss early. My average is $82. Lol

$SMCI down 73% from its high. Federal indictment on export control violations. This isn't a dip, it's a governance crisis on a company that already had auditor issues. Sometimes the dip is not the opportunity and I'm thinking this is one of these cases.

@PK_Fund Damn, my average is 82. But fk it. Moon or dust.

$SMCI I urge all of you to read the indictment here: storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.usco… Please read the indictment rather than relying on someone else’s interpretation — including mine. There is a lot of noise from uninformed people trying to profit from this who have not read a single line. Whether the predicted price drop happens tomorrow will ultimately depend on how smart money, market makers, and bondholders interpret this. Remember that. I continue to believe what many of us have said from day one: this is a great company, significantly undervalued, which unfortunately appears to have been under the influence of questionable individuals. Many people confuse the two. SMCI has real revenues and over 7,000 employees. The sad part is that the actions of one or more senior individuals may be undermining an otherwise solid business, including its expertise and relationships in Silicon Valley. Once you read the indictment, you will notice that, as alleged, this appears to be limited to Wally as the only executive involved. If others were involved, it is hard to believe that after two years of investigation they would not have been included. And to confirm what others have said, this does appear to link back to the 2024 DOJ investigation that followed the short seller report. So this is not new. What is new today is that we now have some clarity as to who the alleged bad actors were. As co-founder, board member, and SVP of Business Development, Wally’s role was to drive revenue. Company-1 became SMCI’s 11th largest customer globally, generating approximately $99.7 million in a single quarter. A co-founder and senior executive with stock and compensation tied to company performance had a strong personal financial incentive to keep those numbers growing. Ruei Tsang is described as the individual who initiated the scheme. Around 2024, he already had clients with Chinese end customers but could not sell to them directly due to export restrictions. He approached an executive at Company-1 (Individual-1) with the idea of using it as a pass-through, then introduced Individual-1 to Liaw, and the three of them agreed to move forward with the scheme. His operational role: He acted as the day-to-day operational hub of the conspiracy — directing purchase orders, coordinating logistics, communicating with Company-1 executives about shipment routing (e.g., advising whether to ship through Shenzhen or Hong Kong), and staying in regular contact regarding order volumes and timing. His deception activities included: Falsifying data center lease agreements Conspiring to block auditors from physically entering data center areas Arranging a “friendly” auditor for the October 2024 review Co-drafting false emails to the compliance team with Sun Helping stage dummy servers for the August 2025 audit Introducing additional brokers (Broker-3) into the network As alleged, Wally and Ruei went to great lengths to keep this hidden from Supermicro and its compliance functions — seemingly for their own personal gain. That’s all I have for now. Again, I encourage everyone to read the indictment directly rather than relying on secondhand interpretations.

@Trg826 @theresa_perrin Im in an 82 average

@theresa_perrin It’s my biggest holding too, I’m in a 50 avg and hold a lot honestly I’m tired of this company

$SMCI is my largest holding. The indictment isolates EMPLOYEES, NOT SMCI & they are cooperating. How Charles handles this will determine stock price. It will either be an opportunity of a lifetime or my biggest nightmare. High risk = high reward. I am HOLDING & BUYING LEAPS!

Read an interesting post from a holder of project everyone saw on the timeline run from sub 1 million to 200 million. The author of the post wrote “ you just need to choose projects where the holders have higher targets” in response to a KOL complaining about how nothing sends anymore. It’s so true, early whales of a project decide where or how high a project can go. Why? Because you can buy so much supply for so cheap… but here’s the kicker, the second a few of them decide it’s enough money and full clip, they destroy the liquidity structure usually causing a cascade effect of sell off. We the holders decide how high a project can go. The best part of the $machi chat that’s reminiscent of the WW. All the large holders are screaming 200 million. I know I can hold that long because I did from December 12 to Jan 15 and still hold a bag, I also believe the holders - the level of bag work paired with above and beyond creativity is off the charts. Let’s go $machi mode. Climbing the mountain isn’t slow but it’s easier when you go together

@HenryP_titan how is a gofundme link proof?

Supporting this dev $Yara. He's doing quite the stuff. Proof: gofundme.com/f/bread-a-toy-… DUC8tUNw8xv6wLzwXqF2ad9vvZFkWSkVhqRzGzhyEKZL

@TTrading__ What’s your thesis

$ORCL could be just days away from a huge bullish reversal...

@StockOptionCole My average is $213 im cooked

Bought $ORCL in the 180s thinking it was a steal Now $139 today Will be adding more to my position soon Made a couple thousand profit on some covered calls today. They will be going into $ORCL & $NFLX

@Scottharris323 $100

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We have just made another donation of €3.000 and officially we have just exceeded €20,000 donated for @criscancer thanks to $CANCER Token. The support we are receiving is incredible and this will be reflected in humanity. I hope that great people see this and also support this great initiative. ALL TOGETHER WE CAN BACK CANCER. $CANCER WILL SUCCEED. ♥️

@Easyshmoneysnip u sold it early mate.

@papimcsafe ??

I invested around $15K in $PENGUIN at $3m market cap. I sold most of my position for $236K and still have 650K Penguin in my wallet so send it a lot higher. Could have made half a million but didn’t sell the top. Wallet: 39PVoNZr4siTgPo5Vt749VRsKgsJibdVpnfqeVMheU93

Imagine telling your children about this in the future. About how you helped fund the cure for pancreatic cancer. But you lot just want to PVP.

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@aero_sol_crypto all the fresh wallets are scaring me

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@QueenUzila @MattPRD are you thai?

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$DVLT 54% owned by individual investors. You don’t think we have the power to push this? The company is real, management is working hard. Most of the 54% are in X. RR looks good to me. DYOR.

54% of $DVLT is owned by individual investors. IYKYK. DYOR, this is still a risky play.