If Corporate Action language was modified under #Rule6490, the question is really about authority. 1️⃣ Who directed the changes? 2️⃣ What settlement analysis supported them? 3️⃣ Why did the halt outcome diverge from the published CA timeline? Produce the record. $MMTLP

The industry wins because it understands the plumbing. If $MMTLP becomes the most technically literate community in the room (not just the loudest), we stop chasing villains and start forcing reconciliation. One documented win sets the template for every #FTD disaster.

FIF #FOIA revealed broken mechanics: • unrecoverable stock loans • settlement exposure • reluctance to trigger reconciliation If $MMTLP were trivial, it wouldn’t require avoidance. The question now is process: What mechanisms force reconciliation?

The structural question stands: FINRA writes rules, operates OTC systems, and regulates members. When $MMTLP settlement failed, who exercised authority over corporate action processing? SEC approves the structure, so it must review the consequences. Governance isn’t optional.

I see this too. And I also see the carts overflowing, everyone buying no matter the price. The cost isn’t just dollars. It’s quality of life, time, health, dignity. We’ve normalized survival at every age. When quality is replaced by pain and isolation, something deeper is broken.

Rolo is arguing authority here. Immunity applies only to regulatory acts, not operational clearing & settlement. If DTCC acted ultra vires, discovery opens the system. Our role? Map functions. Demand authority. Target the infrastructure. That’s how $MMTLP crosses the goal line

Additional SEC comments on an S-1 aren’t sabotage. 💯% normal. Every amendment triggers another review. The staff asks questions, issuer responds. Doesn’t mean approval is near, dead, or tied to $MMTLP reconciliation. Stay precise. Document your positions. Monitor custody.

If $MMTLP is “Frankenstein,” the monster is just broken settlement mechanics. More likely than any dramatic collapse, this ends when positions are reconciled and existing rules are enforced. Focus on the ledger. That’s where resolution lives. #MMTLPDISCO

Most financial harm isn’t technically “crime.” It’s sophisticated players optimizing inside complex rules while enforcement stays discretionary. If they can play the system effectively, so can we. It’s about forcing reconciliation and enforcing settlement discipline. $MMTLP

I’m angry, too, but shouting “crime” isn’t how we’ve made progress. What works? document → define the duty → show the gap → demand reconciliation. We don’t need accusations. We need answers tied to rules, timelines, and obligations. That’s how dismay turns into leverage.

Narrow to the 1 question regulators can’t sidestep: $MMTLP = settlement mechanics If Rule 15c3-3 + Reg SHO req’d reconciliation before conversion, what formal reconciliation process closed open obligations between 12/8 and ticker deletion? Produce it, or explain how resolved.

If a 10M short position failed to settle over time, the real question is about process. What Reg SHO close-outs were executed? What buy-ins occurred? What possession/control reconciliation happened before conversion? Show the mechanics. That’s how $MMTLP gets resolved.

Ryan stated her standard clearly: ✔ Protect investors ✔ Target manipulation ✔ Defend market integrity She now must apply it where there’s credible evidence of disruption to price discovery and retail harm. Markets work when rules are enforced consistently, not selectively.

FSIO has overseen FINRA for nearly a decade. If retail market disruptions rise to congressional inquiry level, then ask about: • Oversight findings • Corrective actions recommended • Systemic issues identified Market integrity requires oversight to be visible, not assumed.

AST reg confirms ownership but won't auto-trigger a buyback/squeeze/payout. There's no rule that says "TA full = brokers negotiate." Resolution comes thru reconciliation, settlement, or courts. Focus on what we can control: statements, share accounts, etc. Avoid absolute claims.

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If market makers/internalizers executed a dominant share of order flow during defined issuance windows, their trade data is directly relevant to whether artificial supply suppressed Meta's capital raises. That’s just discovery logic. $MMAT $MMTLP