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
Father God,
Thank You for the blessing that is Thursday Morning.
Align this day with Your will.
I pray You fill it with opportunity & help us succeed in all works that please You first & foremost.
Lord Jesus, remove all things meant to confuse & distract us from today's goals.
Show us where to go & walk with us to make sure we get there.
Thank You for everyone praying with me right now.
Thank You for the protection & the provisions You have set in motion.
Remove all agents of evil as I also rebuke the devil in Jesus name.
Lord, if I can be a blessing to any, put them in my line of sight & how I can serve on my heart.
Let all I do & say be understood & received with love.
I give all of my battles to You, as I hold no grudges or negativity towards anyone on this new day.
I pray You send Your angels as a hedge of protection against any harm.
I am Your son & student.
In the Alighty & precious name of Jesus,
I pray,
Amen & Amen.
@SECPaulSAtkins@SECGov Administrative streamlining is a core responsibility that you must fulfill. Currently, Next Bridge Hydrocarbons (NBH) has submitted its 11th amendment for the S-1 filing. This process could have been concluded swiftly if the SEC had provided a definitive checklist of requirements upon the initial submission, allowing the company to address them all at once.
Instead, continuously dragging out the review process, as if waiting for the filing party to make a mistake, appears to be a deliberate delay tactic. This is a blatant waste of taxpayers' hard-earned money.
We all know the real reason behind this cruel, systematic delay: the SEC is intentionally stalling to protect predatory short sellers. You are dragging this out because NBH must fail in order to cover up the massive, unresolved short positions and counterfeit shares.
Forcing a company to amend and resubmit a single filing 11 times exposes just how inefficient, bureaucratic, and corrupt the SEC’s administrative process has become. If the SEC had provided a clear, transparent list of requirements from the start, the company would have complied accordingly. Had they failed to do so, the accountability would rest entirely on them.
This excessive bureaucracy to shield Wall Street fraud must end. Overhaul these toxic practices and reform the SEC now.
If you fail to act, you will be branded with a permanent "Scarlet Letter" of corruption and disgrace, just like your predecessor. Your complicity will leave an indelible fingerprint on the history of market manipulation.
#NBH #MMTLP #FailsToDeliver
#mmtlp
This is the Cynthia West we knew
She was reaching out to get help for her family.
The question everyone needs to ask is why
And when you dig you are going to dig up something bigger than a sex scandal.
Over 74 reps involved. Foias showing mass collusion.
Dig! #mmtlp
@VP MMTLP bringing you the fraud on a golden platter. Serving it up like a soft pitch. Just waiting for you to hit this fraud out of our markets. MMTLP we have the receipts! Lfg 🇺🇸💯✊🏼
The era of @SECGov "independence" without accountability is over.
Under Executive Orders 14215 and 14147, the President has the authority to ensure federal agencies serve the people.
After 12+ months of meetings (Zoom & in-person) and a rigorous due diligence process with two Special Advisors to the President, the $MMTLP community reached a major milestone.
As I previously stated via a post and on a space call, a formal letter has been submitted by his two advisors and is awaiting signature from @realDonaldTrump.
President Trump, please sign the MMTLP letter!
Exercise your executive authority and order Chairman @SECPaulSAtkins to conduct a full forensic audit of the outstanding share obligations held by all financial entities to determine the exact number of shares held, lent, and sold short, including all forms of derivatives or synthetic instruments that resulted in share exposure.
If this administration stands for transparency, then the era of the SEC hiding behind "independence" to avoid accountability should be over.
@JDVance@RobertKennedyJr@GenFlynn@annvandersteel@EagleEdMartin@laralogan@cvpayne@PeterTicktin