MMTLP has been a hard three-year fight — exhausting, frustrating, and often ignored. But as we head into 2026, we do so with something that didn’t exist at the start of this journey: validation.
Validation that the $MMTLP community’s work mattered.
Validation that asking questions was justified.
Validation that NBH’s refusal to disappear forced uncomfortable truths into the open.
What was once dismissed as “conspiracy” is now documented through FOIAs, timelines, and regulatory records. The picture that has emerged is no longer about confusion or bad luck — it’s about systemic failure, regulatory silence, and collective collusion that was allowed to persist.
Here are 10 validation points the MMTLP community has exposed, not through speculation, but through persistence:
1️⃣ MMTLP traded despite no authorized public market
The security traded widely even though the issuer never authorized a public market — a foundational breakdown that was never publicly investigated or explained.
2️⃣ A U3 halt replaced settlement enforcement
Instead of allowing position-close-only trading to force delivery, a trading halt froze the problem in place — protecting failures rather than resolving them.
3️⃣ Unrecoverable shares were acknowledged after the halt
FOIA records show regulators knew post-halt that some shares could not be recovered, yet investors were never informed in real time.
4️⃣ No public share reconciliation or audit was ever produced
Despite known settlement failures, no regulator released a full reconciliation of issued shares vs. customer positions vs. fails.
5️⃣ Brokers avoided mandatory close-outs
Standard settlement enforcement mechanisms were never applied, allowing unresolved positions to persist indefinitely.
6️⃣ Private regulator–broker coordination occurred via FIF
FOIA disclosures show industry participants discussing settlement mechanics with regulators while the S-1 was under review — outside public transparency.
7️⃣ The S-1 delay caused real operational harm
The prolonged delay constrained the issuer’s ability to raise capital, pay renewal fees, and fund planned operations — material, not theoretical damage.
8️⃣ Immunity has been used as a shield against disclosure
Regulators have invoked immunity while resisting document production, blurring the line between protection and secrecy.
9️⃣ No clear path to investor remediation was ever announced
Years later, there is still no public explanation of how affected investors are supposed to be made whole.
🔟 Oversight requests have been met with silence
More than 75 members of Congress signed letters seeking answers. Tens of thousands of investors filed complaints and FOIAs — yet no comprehensive response or resolution followed.
This isn’t about relitigating the past forever. It’s about acknowledging that three years of work uncovered real failures, and that continued silence only compounds the damage.
We go into 2026 believing this:
The truth is no longer buried. The record exists. The pressure is building from all sides. And resolution — whether through settlement, enforcement, or forced transparency — is no longer optional.
The $MMTLP community didn’t go away.
Greg McCabe @nbhydrocarbons didn’t go away.
And neither did the facts.
Now it’s time for action towards a resolution.
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