$MMTLP I told you all I was still sending FOIA's! Looks like this one was granted. Dont'cha just love when a hunch works out? Nothing that would help McCabe... but I think the market reform crew would be interested.
Dahhhhhhh well!
Do the work!
$MMTLP Hello @FINRA. Now you can't delete the data, regardless of the rule change, and regardless of if the Judge compels you to turn it over to the trustee. I'll be posting my return receipt when I get it.
You're welcome!😁
@nickshirleyy They rigged the stock market!!! Look at MMTLP!! Money and property were ILLEGALLY SEIZED from 65,000 MMTLP holders with a U3 halt because brokers oversold it with BILLIONS of COUNTERFEIT SECURITIES. @JDVance knows all about the FRAUD!! 🚨 S.O.S 🚨
MMTLP #FAFO#Relentless
🚨🚨Press Release: SEC Proposes Amendments to Exchange Act Rule 15c2-11🚨🚨
For Immediate Release. 2026-28
The SEC’s new proposal to amend Rule 15c2‑11 raises important questions for MMTLP and the broader OTC market. The SEC announced it intends to clarify that Rule 15c2‑11 applies only to equity securities, reaffirming that the rule’s purpose is to prevent fraud and manipulation in OTC markets.
Chairman Atkins emphasized that regulations must be “appropriately tailored to fit the asset class.”
But this clarification highlights a long‑standing issue: MMTLP was never a traditional equity security. It was a non‑trading placeholder that became tradable only because two market makers activated it in 2021 without issuer involvement, without a Form 211, and without the disclosures Rule 15c2‑11 normally requires.
Yet it traded for 14 months.
And when regulators finally intervened, they did so through a sudden U3 halt that left investors with no market, no transparency, and no recourse.
If Rule 15c2‑11 is now being formally narrowed to equity securities, the natural question becomes: How was MMTLP allowed to trade at all under a rule that was never designed for it?
This is the core regulatory gap that must be addressed. The issuers (Meta Materials) had no control. Investors had no warning. And the framework governing OTC quotations was misapplied from the start. Even after numerous attempts were made by the issuers to FINRA and the SEC to stop the trading that was initiated in October 2021 by the regulators.
As the SEC revisits 15c2‑11, our focus remains the same: full transparency, release of factual records, and a clear explanation of how a placeholder security entered the market without the protections the rule was meant to provide.
MMTLP wasn’t an anomaly, it exposed a structural flaw. Fixing that flaw is essential for restoring trust in the system.
65,000 retail investors have been held captive for 1,193 days. How many more "flaws" need to be identified by you before you address the injustices of retail investors in MMTLP?
How much regulatory capture does it take for others to see what extremes an organization will go through just by the appearances it set?
As an example, the approval of a standard S-1 from Next Bridge Hydrocarbons that was originally submitted to the SEC on 1/23/2023? That is 1,148 days ago. Guess what, Next Bridge is still addressing SEC comments. Anything funny with that?
Share to keep this conversation moving forward.
@JDVance@FinancialCmte@BankingGOP@annvandersteel@JasonLeopold@palikaras@johnbrda
https://t.co/UR0flqVnTk
“A concise breakdown of the FINRA U3 halt on MMTLP and who really benefited. We analyze Howard Meyerson’s FIF email, the unrecoverable shares left “out on loan,” the settlement deadlock caused by halting trading before the record date, and whether broker communications (PCO, forced liquidations, manual order routing) could have avoided FINRA’s stated “orderly settlement” concerns. We also examine FINRA/DTCC access to broker data, the Next Bridge S‑1 implications, and why broker-dealers may have been prioritized over retail MMTLP holders.”
FOIA proves regulatory collusion against retail investors.” - RDD
https://t.co/UlicGkBcvC
share if this helped clarify the MMTLP halt. #MMTLP #FINRA #NextBridge #settlement #DTCC #shortsqueeze #FIF #stockmarketpolicy #sec
Please, please, please let your word @ByronDonalds be more sure than @PeteSessions word was at the Town Hall(s) the Texas contingent of the MMTLP Army attended!!
MMAT MMTLP TRCH
Meta Materials Bankruptcy
Filed: 2/27/2026
Trustee’s Supplemental Brief Regarding Sales of Meta Materials Inc Shares to the Marketplace
(Summary to follow - wanted to get the documents out ASAP)
https://t.co/BjNwb7YhG3
https://t.co/L1Giq9Sz9j
https://t.co/rAgQAiGaNH
https://t.co/yG5YphwTBm