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MMTLP / MMAT / TRCH / NBH ⸻ 📄 Case: Rolo v. SEC, FINRA, DTCC 🏛 Court: U.S. District Court – Connecticut 📅 Filed: Dec. 31, 2025 ⸻ 🧠 What This Filing Is — Plain English DTCC isn’t denying what happened. They’re saying the courts aren’t allowed to judge it. They’re asking the judge to dismiss the case based on another lawsuit — not on the facts here. ⸻ ⚖️ What They’re Relying On DTCC points to the Willcot case and says: “Another court already threw out a similar lawsuit — do the same here.” That case involved: • A different plaintiff • A different court • A different record • No direct evidence like this case ⸻ 🚨 DTCC’s Core Arguments 1️⃣ “We’re immune.” They claim FINRA (and by extension DTCC) can’t be sued for regulatory actions. 2️⃣ “This is just like Willcot.” They say both cases involve MMTLP, a halt, and investor losses — so dismissal should be automatic. 3️⃣ “The court has no power here.” They argue the court lacks jurisdiction over them. 4️⃣ “Even if you look — nothing illegal happened.” They say no fraud, no duty owed, no valid claims. ⸻ 🧨 What This Filing Is Really About This isn’t about facts. It’s about blocking the courtroom door. DTCC is saying: • Don’t examine the halt • Don’t look at the missing shares • Don’t question who approved what • Don’t allow discovery Just dismiss the case. ⸻ ⚠️ Why This Matters If the court agrees: • Case ends immediately • No discovery • No documents • No accountability If the court rejects it: • The case moves forward • Discovery begins • The truth comes out ⸻ 🔚 Bottom Line DTCC isn’t saying they did nothing wrong. They’re saying even if they did — the law won’t let anyone challenge it. That’s what this fight is really about. https://t.co/Ie3tKzKOU0