What do MMTLP FOIA handling reveals:
1) “Sensitivity fingerprinting” by subject category
(This is a big one)
From the category rollups and charts in MMTLP FOIA stats, we can see that delay severity tracks topic sensitivity, NOT age or volume.
Certain categories have median pending times exceeding 2 years, including:
•OTC Markets
•Share Count / Short Interest
•SEC Internal
•FINRA Communications
•Trading Halt
Meanwhile, categories like:
•Leadership communications
•Enforcement / Investigation
have materially LOWER medians, despite being plausibly sensitive on paper!?
This lets us derive a “sensitivity”fact:
Topics that would expose market mechanics, counterparties, or structural failures age the LONGEST.
Why it matters:
FOIA delay severity correlates with market-structure exposure, not enforcement sensitivity.
@USGAO@SECGov@usgaolegal
🚨 URGENT🚨
The House Financial Services Committee is officially hauling @SECGov Chairman Paul Atkins (@SECPaulSAtkins) in for an oversight hearing on February 11th. They are calling it a "New Day" for accountability.
Let’s make sure that includes MMTLP.
For over three years, the MMTLP community has been gaslit, ignored, and left in the dark. With the House Financial Services Committee now holding oversight hearings we must ensure $MMTLP is at the top of their agenda.
Chairman Paul Atkins has promised "accountability and due process." It’s time to hold him to that.
The Committee just sent a letter to Atkins (Feb 5) regarding the Consolidated Audit Trail (CAT) and data privacy. They are already scrutinizing SEC data collection.
If they can talk about CAT privacy, they can talk about MMTLP transparency!
These are the members who have the floor. If you live in their districts, you are the most powerful voice in this fight.
House Financial Services Committee: Key Contacts
Republican Leadership (Majority)
• French Hill (Chairman, Full Committee) | @RepFrenchHill
• Ann Wagner (Chair, Capital Markets Subcommittee) | @RepAnnWagner
• Dan Meuser (Chair, Oversight Subcommittee) | @RepMeuser
• Frank Lucas (Vice Chairman, Full Committee) | @RepFrankLucas
• Ralph Norman (Financial Services Member) | @RepRalphNorman
• William Timmons (Financial Services Member) | @Rep_Timmons
Democratic Leadership (Minority)
• Maxine Waters (Ranking Member, Full Committee) | @RepMaxineWaters
• Brad Sherman (Ranking Member, Capital Markets) | @BradSherman
• Stephen Lynch (Ranking Member, Digital Assets) | @RepStephenLynch
📞 HOW TO TAKE ACTION
1. Call the Committee Directly: (202) 225-7502 (Majority/GOP) or (202) 225-4247 (Minority/Dems).
2. Use the "Find Your Rep" Tool: Go to https://t.co/SXeWI3aRTG and enter your zip code. If they are on the Financial Services Committee, your voice carries triple the weight.
Keep it professional, firm, and focused.
The @SECGov Chair Atkins will be forced to deal with this issue. This does not just affect #MMTLP investors, it affects millions of other investors across a wide array of securities.
The people are done being fleeced by the very agencies that are supposed to protect their assets from collusion.
👋 @timburchett Sir, how much further do the citizens need to go in order for justice? 3 years we have been fighting for answers from the people who are supposed to help us, not rip us off.
BREAKING 🚨 UNDER GARY GENSLER’S LEADERSHIP, THE SEC HAS BEEN CAUGHT COLLUDING WITH WALL STREET
FOIA records reveal a broker trade group pushed the SEC to deny an S-1 due to unaccounted-for shares, known as naked shorts ⬇️ $MMTLP