• On May 20, 2026 the U.S. District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina dismissed all claims brought by James Curtin against Cyberlux Corporation, our special counsel Chuck Watts, his firm Watts Law PLC, and HII Mission Technologies Corporation. The 18-page Memorandum Opinion and Order, written by U.S. District Judge Thomas D. Schroeder, dismissed every cause of action, established on the federal record that Mr. Curtin is the author of the anonymous “Jackson Holt” online posts about our Company, and the court addressed Mr. Curtin’s potential ‘Rule 11(b) and Fabrication of Legal Authority’ which was raised by the court sua sponte and found that “Curtin’s brief contains fabricated quotations that directly contradict the actual holdings of the cases cited.” The court concluded by warning Mr. Curtin that “any future filings containing fabricated legal authority may result in sanctions under Rule 11.”
• The Virginia state case where the turnover receiver improperly entered into a settlement agreement with Atlantic Wave for $6 million is on direct appeal in the Virginia Court of Appeals on seven independent grounds for reversal. The Assignments of Error was filed on May 20, 2026, detailing the seven errors Cyberlux is seeking the court to correct.
• On March 13, 2026, the Texas trial court dismissed the Atlantic Wave Holdings collection claims by Order on Nonsuit. The hearing to terminate the turnover receiver is June 1, 2026.
• On May 11, 2026 the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia terminated the Texas turnover receiver from the HII Mission Technologies interpleader action. The interpleader matter is in active negotiations and is expected to conclude soon.
Shareholder Update:
Our focus continues to be the work — $15M backlog, $35.5M pipeline, and the next chapter in delivering defense technology solutions to the U.S. Government and our allied partners. And the legal environment is materially improving.
$CYBL NEW PATENT
“The patent secures a foundational component of Cyberlux's ongoing development of mission-specific UAS platforms. This delivery technology is designed for integration into the company's modular UAS systems, supporting a wide range of tactical applications including precision strike, threat neutralization, and defensive deterrence in contested environments.
The innovation covered in Patent Number US 12,365,458 B2 directly enhances Cyberlux's ability to engineer unmanned systems capable of scalable, field-deployable munitions delivery-critical to emerging Department of Defense (DoD) priorities around autonomous weaponized drone systems.”
$CYBL this is huge! Officially partnered with Palantir (NASDAQ: $PLTR) a $379B dollar company!!
OTC $CYBL Cyberlux now listed as a Palantir partner on their website for Warpspeed
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No one knows more patience than $CYBL holders who have been here over 4 years. We have been tested to every extent but we are still here watching the company build through the harshest of circumstances to come out shining. If there ever were a Cinderella Man, it’s @CyberluxC.
@Okie_Tradez Let’s revisit your take on $CYBL’s dip-buying potential. You’re right to look at history, but the 2020/21 run wasn’t a month—it lasted 9 months, from a low of $0.0002 in January 2021 to a peak of $0.066 in September 2021.
That’s like a 30,000% gain, turning tiny investments into fortunes and creating millionaires left and right.
Now, consider this: $CYBL just crossed the monthly MACD 0 line for the first time since January 2021. What does this tell us?
1) The 2025 run has likely started, and today (July 1) is day 1.
2) Based on the 2021 precedent, we can expect a minimum of 6 months of gains (my opinion, but history supports it).
3) This run could launch significantly higher than 2021’s peak.
Why higher? Let’s break it down:
First, @CyberluxC’s transformation is night and day. In 2021, it was a lighting company with a few million in revenue, emerging from a CE (caveat emptor) status after going dark. Today, it’s a defense tech powerhouse.
The board includes top military expertise, they’ve secured major U.S. DoD deals, acquired Datron World Communications, and partnered with @PalantirTech and a top 5 defense contractor.
Revenue hit $48.4M in 2024 (137% growth over 2023), with a $48.5M backlog entering 2025. This isn’t a story stock—it’s a company with real fundamentals.
Second, and critically, 2021’s run was fueled by stimulus money. We all threw cash (and borrowed more) at any OTC stock with a narrative—every ticker ran, then crashed when the funds dried up. Today’s volume is organic, driven by business performance, not handouts. That’s a game-changer.
We’re early. $CYBL’s current setup—technical breakout, strong fundamentals, and a rare OTC growth story—suggests $0.05 in 12 months is achievable. But given the 2021 peak and historical OTC breakouts (e.g., $HMBL’s brief spikes or $DWAC’s run), we could see $0.25 or even $1 if momentum builds. The OTC rarely produces a company this legit—when it does, the upside is historic.
Think critically. Check the charts, review the 2024 annual report (on https://t.co/683SYX79Gf), and weigh the fundamentals. Then invest wisely. This is the one.
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“This partnership with George Mason University is a significant milestone in our mission to drive disruptive innovation across the defense sector,” said Mark Schmidt, President and CEO of Cyberlux Corporation. “By combining George Mason’s cutting-edge research capabilities with Cyberlux’s operational platforms, we’re accelerating the path from concept to deployment. Together, we will shape the future of defense technology, from advanced communications to autonomous systems.”
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Our ‘partnership’ with @CyberluxC#CyberluxDefense aligns perfectly with this commitment & we look forward to working in partnership with them to advance these priorities,” said Ken Ball, Dean of the College of Engineering & Computing
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