📣 NOT A NEW DAY AT THE SEC 🙉🙈
Paul Atkins has been the Chairman of the SEC for over a year.
So far, no new day to be found 🤔
If the SEC did their job, we wouldn't have the most corrupt markets on the planet.
Since taking office, he has basically neutered the CAT Consolidated audit trail that would have been an important tool to track down the criminals.
Mr. Atkins, when are you going to hold accountable those who lie cheat and steal and remedy investors harm❓️
SEC PROTECTING CRIMINALS 🙈🙉🙊
Next Bridge Hydrocarbons (NBH) Stock Dividend Summary
📅 Declaration Date: June 23, 2026
📅 Record Date: July 8, 2026
➡️ You must be a registered shareholder of record at the close of business on this date to receive the dividend.
📅 Payment Date: July 22, 2026
🎁 Dividend:
1 additional NBH share for every 30 shares owned (fractional shares included).
📊 Current Shares Outstanding:
264,637,564
📊 Expected Shares Outstanding After Dividend:
273,458,816
📊 If all 40 million S-1 shares are sold before July 8, 2026:
* Shares eligible for dividend: 304,637,564
* Shares outstanding after dividend: ~314,792,150
Simple Example:
* Own 30 shares ➜ Receive 1 new share
* Own 300 shares ➜ Receive 10 new shares
* Own 3,000 shares ➜ Receive 100 new shares
MMTLP / MMAT / Next Bridge Week in Review
June 11 – 19, 2026
This week was pretty quiet on the Next Bridge side but picked up a bit on the MMAT bankruptcy front.
The biggest thing going on was the June 16 hearing in the Meta Materials bankruptcy case. The trustee is still trying to get the DTCC to hand over some detailed trading data they’ve been asking for. There’s been some frustration in the group about how slow that’s been moving, and a few people are pushing for the trustee to file a motion to compel. Nothing major has been decided yet, but it’s getting some attention.
On the Next Bridge side, a letter from CEO Greg McCabe to a shareholder was posted on the 15th. He mentioned the S-1 being effective and basically said they’re working through some stuff and hope to have more updates soon. It wasn’t groundbreaking, but it got shared around a decent amount, and shows that Mr. McCabe is very much engaged & working toward a resolution.
Overall the chatter has been about the usual stuff, wanting more transparency from the DTCC and regulators, and people still waiting on some kind of real resolution for the old MMTLP holders. Here are some of the posts that got decent traction this week:
@MetaGuyMarduk posted the full shareholder letter from Greg McCabe (474 likes)
https://t.co/j3S6o1PkNP
@NicholasRaia2 had a post after the hearing talking about the DTCC stalling on data that could show settlement issues tied to MMTLP (466 likes)
https://t.co/BAUiDjRZma
@kimkep4796 dropped a couple solid updates on the bankruptcy docket and the hearing (354 and 355 likes)
https://t.co/XrNlSLL97U
https://t.co/jeGOtKUBW5
@stephmase22 posted about the DTCC trying to “run out the clock” on the subpoenaed records (315 likes)
https://t.co/r2IdrI9XnT
@annvandersteel had a pretty direct post going after the SEC, FINRA, and DTCC (337 likes)
https://t.co/6EuxgnEIar
Not a ton of big breaking news this week, but the MMAT bankruptcy proceedings are keeping some momentum going. Keep posted and we’ll see what actually comes out of that hearing in the next week or two. As always, we hope to hear news about the new issued shares soon.
Keep the faith 🙏 MMTLP Army, and stay in the fight.👊💪 We will make History
One of the very first things I ever said on a space call was " they fucked with the wrong bunch of investors, because you people are brilliant"..
And then they gave us time for you all to prove me right...
Tick tock.. what's the share count???
#MMTLP $MMTLP
Hey @FINRA, @secgov & @The_DTCC:
Give up the data to Trustee Lovato and stop hiding the TRUTH about the rampant market corruption and counterfeit naked short share SCAM you run!!!
#GME#AMC#DJT#MMAT
The SEC and FINRA have never really protected retail investors when most needed. In fact they have spent millions of dollars to prevent $MMTLP Retail Investors from getting the data they need, to expose corruption in the financial markets.
@stephmase22 The @The_DTCC must produce data that will expose how MMTLP was NAKED SHORTED to the trustee in the mmat bk case.
@pulte KNOWS MMTLP.
Tick tock, boys...we're coming, and so is your infinite loss 😎👑
https://t.co/LqQKWjl2Pu
Dear @SECGov,
You were supposed to protect me, not plot against my Investment. The harm is real! @SECPaulSAtkins, OPEN THE BOOKS ON #MMTLP. President @realDonaldTrump demand Transparency. Sign the letter.
⚖ for MMTLP‼
The data from TRCH, MMAT and MMTLP will very likely help to identify the nefarious parties making threats.
The SEC has ignored the missing short interest from TRCH, the SEC ignored or colluded with the OCC to allow those short positions to transfer to MMAT and pave the way for the Series A share to become tradeable as MMTLP.
The SEC didn't allow their investigation into the reverse merger between TRCH and MMAT to interfere with their making the MMTLP S1 effective, but they did delay it for as long as they could.
Then, both FINRA and the SEC knew that the pending SEC investigation into the reverse merger should've prevented FINRA from processing the MMTLP Corporate Action by FINRA...
But instead, the SEC was in contact with FINRA and likely instructed them to produce a flawed Corporate Action that would ultimately result in a U3 halt.
Why?
Because if settlement took place in the form of brokerages force liquidating short positions, the price activity would point to a significant imbalance only possible if the SEC failed to properly enforce the rules since the days of TRCH.
I wonder if Elon Musk and DOGE will be interested in these actions/inactions on behalf of the SEC!
Where's the Department of Justice?
Where's the FBI?
Does Gary Gensler get to just resign from his post without ever having to address this?
Elon confronted the SEC about the Market manipulation they ignore, then a whole Community on X later confronts the SEC and FINRA daily, (trends multiple times over a span of 3+ years) after ignored manipulation and regulatory interference in MMTLP, MMAT & Next Bridge Hydrocarbons is discovered.
Surely Elon would comment if he saw it, the algorithm is broken!
It'll be a HUGE red flag if the @SECGov's $MMTLP investigation doesn't explain why the SEC was in contact with FINRA's OTC Corporate Actions Team shortly before FINRA defied their Rule 6490, insisting on creating both deficient MMTLP Corporate Actions. @DOGE_SEC@TheJusticeDept
$MMTLP The TD Ameritrade (TDA) message from October 14, 2021, explicitly states: "Currently, there is only one market destination accepting orders for MMTLP, which is GTS OTC." (IMAGE 1)
This confirms that on the day immediately preceding the first reported short interest, GTS was the only entity in the market accepting orders for MMTLP through TDA's platform (and TDA implies other brokers/market destinations were not connected).
The FINRA data shows that the first reported Short Interest (SI) Volume for MMTLP was on October 15, 2021, with a volume of 14,394,345 shares. (IMAGE 2)
This large initial short position appeared immediately after GTS was identified as the sole accepting market destination.
GTS was in a unique position to facilitate the short sale of these 14.4 million shares. Since short sales must be executed through a market maker/destination, the coincidence of GTS being the only acceptor and the large initial short volume on the following day strongly suggests GTS played a direct role in processing or internalizing these short sale orders.
But MMTLP shares were issued 1-for-1 only to existing TRCH investors via a reverse merger and there shouldn't have been shares locateable to facilitate shorting.
In a legal short sale, a broker must "locate" a share before the sale. The share is then borrowed and sold.
The existence of a 14.4 million share short position, particularly in a security with a severely restricted and finite float (issued 1:1 via a corporate action), suggests a massive failure in the locate and/or settlement process. GTS, as the primary/sole market destination, would have been the entity responsible for ensuring the locate requirements were met before facilitating the sale orders. The size of the short interest relative to the known float raises serious questions about whether:
GTS was able to locate this many shares.
The shares were sold without a proper locate (Counterfeit/Naked Short Selling).
GTS was the internal counterparty to many of these transactions.
Images 3 & 4 reflect that this coincides with the financials of GTS in the relevant time period. @SECPaulSAtkins@palikaras