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We have until tomorrow to get this post from ~450k biews to 666k views.
Is it possible?
Yes. 🫰😎
#MMTLPTravesty Day 1421
Greg McCabe, chairman and CEO of Next Bridge Hydrocarbons, breaks three and a half years of public silence on the extraordinary failures of U.S. market regulation and blatant corruption at FINRA and the SEC. McCabe describes unauthorized trading of company shares, massive naked short selling, and a devastating FINRA trading halt that froze assets of 124,000 shareholders. Despite receiving SEC approval for share registration after three years, short sellers have refused to settle. McCabe calls for transparency, accountability, and government intervention to protect retail investors.
00:00:00 The Tip of the Iceberg: How Naked Short Selling Is Destroying American Companies
00:01:13 David vs. Goliath: Greg McCabe's Fight Against Wall Street Corruption
00:03:45 The Unauthorized Trading Scandal: How MMT LP Was Created Without Permission
00:07:47 Short Attacks Explained: The Organized Destruction of American Businesses
00:15:35 Naked Short Selling: The Counterfeit Share Scheme Bigger Than GameStop
00:17:15 Finra's Smoking Gun: The Illegal U3 Halt That Froze 124,000 Investors
00:28:05 The Cover-Up: 13,000 Pages of Hidden Communications and Gary Gensler's Lies
00:41:21 One Billion Counterfeit Shares: The Share Count They Don't Want You to See
00:46:33 The SEC Obstruction: Three and a Half Years to Approve a Simple S-1
00:51:21 Broker Dealers Caught Counterfeiting Shares Instead of Settling Debts
01:01:17 Death Threats, Suicides, and Shattered Retirements: The Human Cost of Market Fraud
01:20:44 The Path to Justice: What Greg McCabe Wants from Trump, the SEC, and America
@GoingRoguewLara
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Add this to the Damage model
The $MMTLP situation isn’t just financial stress.
Years of uncertainty, anger, and frustration can increase cortisol, blood pressure, and cardiovascular risk—even potentially triggering heart attacks in vulnerable individuals.
The physical toll on shareholders is real.
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The $MMTLP situation isn’t just financial stress.
Years of uncertainty, anger, and frustration can increase cortisol, blood pressure, and cardiovascular risk—even potentially triggering heart attacks in vulnerable individuals.
The physical toll on shareholders is real.
Shabinz retweeted
"We're going to take this data, we're going back to the @SECGov, & instead of requesting a meeting, we're gong to demand a meeting, & they're either going to see our data, & they're going to help us, or we're gonna take it to the proper authorities."
- @nbhydrocarbons CEO McCabe
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When looking to understand what has been filed this week by the MMAT Trustee I thought it would be a good idea to look at some Background context. ALL 3 named defendants in the complaint, Citadel , Anson Funds and Virtu, have had some interesting dealings with the SEC, ON THE RECORD and all ONLY in the last 3 years.
Here are some quick highlights and sources:
1. Citadel Securities: the @SECGov issued an administrative order on September 22, 2023. The Commission found that Citadel Securities "willfully violated Rule 200(g) of Regulation SHO," censured the firm, imposed a cease-and-desist order, and levied a $7 million penalty.
- Over FIVE YEARS an estimated MILLIONS of sell orders were mismarked, and the inaccurate data was provided to regulators including the SEC (source: SEC Order 34-98482 sec.gov/files/litigation/adm… and press release sec.gov/newsroom/press-relea… ).
2. Virtu Americas: final consent judgment entered in S.D.N.Y. on December 2, 2025. Virtu Americas is now PERMANENTLY enjoined from violating Section 15(g) of the Exchange Act and paid a $2.5 million penalty, without admitting or denying (source: Reuters reuters.com/legal/government…; and Virtu's own 10-Q disclosure sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/…).
- Worth knowing the procedural history: the SEC's fraud claims under Securities Act §§ 17(a)(2) and (3) SURVIVED a motion to dismiss, then Judge Koeltl denied the motion in its entirety from the bench in August 2024, and the SEC then voluntarily dropped them in settlement (source: natlawreview.com/article/sec…) .
3. Anson Funds Management and Anson Advisors: SEC order, June 11, 2024. The Commission found Anson Advisors WILFULLY violated Advisers Act § 206(4) and Rule 206(4)-8, and Anson Funds willfully violated §§ 204 and 206(4) and Rules 204-2(a), 206(4)-7 and 206(4)-8. Censure, cease-and-desist, $2.25 million combined.
- The conduct: coordinating with activist short publishers on the timing of bearish reports, trading around publication, and routing $1.1 million in profit-sharing to a publisher through a third-party intermediary via invoices for research services that were never performed (sources: SEC Order IA-6622 sec.gov/files/litigation/adm… ; SEC summary sec.gov/enforcement-litigati…).
I think these offer valuable context when reading through the MMAT complaint.
more to follow...
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Pete, I’m a disabled veteran who has personally suffered financial hardship and emotional distress as a result of FINRA’s U3 trading halt of MMTLP. This has directly impacted my financial security and peace of mind. How about standing up for this Texas-based company and the thousands of veterans and investors like myself who deserve transparency, accountability, and justice?
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58%. $2.13 trillion. 18 years.
Three numbers that explain why market transparency deserves a much bigger conversation.
58%: The proportion of American adults who reported owning stocks in Gallup’s April 2026 survey, down from 62% in 2025. That includes investments through mutual funds and retirement accounts. Market integrity matters to ordinary families building their future. [source 1 below]
$2.13 trillion: The reported value of short positions across US and Canadian equities in July 2026, according to reporting citing S3 Partners. Short selling serves legitimate purposes. At this scale, transparent and reliable records should be a basic expectation. How much of this figure is a measure of illegal activity? [2]
18 years: The span from Congress’s 2010 Dodd-Frank mandate for greater short-sale transparency to the first Form SHO filings now scheduled for February 2028. These filings go to the SEC; public disclosure will be aggregated, rather than identifying individual managers’ positions. [3]
Against that backdrop, Greg McCabe’s appearance with @cvpayne Charles Payne brings an important shareholder issue to a wider audience.
Nearly four years after the MMTLP trading halt, shareholders continue to seek clarity about their holdings and how the records reconcile.
I’m proud that Next Bridge Hydrocarbons has engaged BlueLedger as its first issuer client to independently examine fragmented securities records and investigate potential discrepancies.
Our responsibility is to distinguish documented facts from analytical findings and unanswered questions. A discrepancy requires investigation; it does not, by itself, establish wrongdoing, in this case the data is screaming off the pages.
Next Bridge is asking for answers that shareholders can verify.
The broader principle is straightforward: an issuer should be able to trace its securities, and an investor should be able to understand the ownership recorded in their account.
Transparency becomes meaningful when the records can be reconciled.
Follow the security. See what doesn’t match.
Sources:
[1] Gallup — stock ownership trends
[2] July 20, 2026 reporting citing S3 Partners
[3] SEC — 2023 rule and congressional mandate | SEC — reporting extension to 2028
#MMTLP #NextBridge #MarketIntegrity #ShareholderRights #BlueLedgerAI
Discover why @nbhydrocarbons
hired blueledger.ai to help resolve the MMTLP situation. Greg McCabe states MMTLP is oversold by 1 BILLION shares! Yes! you heard that right!
@SECPaulSAtkins
we WILL see!
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@FoxBusiness Thank you for supporting MMTLP the thousands of Veterans that are currently trapped
U.S. REGULATORS ARE COVERING UP FOR CRIMINALS ENGAGED IN ILLEGAL NAKED SHORT SELLING THAT DESTROY AMERICAN COMPANIES🚨
Greg McCabe, CEO of Next Bridge, sits down with Charles Payne to reveal that hundreds of millions of illegal counterfeit shares exist in his company, while the SEC has ignored him and the company’s demands for answers and transparency for years. $MMTLP
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Brokers and regulators broke the Rules! The time has come for Answers, No More Stalling! #MMTLP
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Fabulous interview Greg McCabe! Demanding a meeting with the SEC to show them the Blue Ledger finding and how the system allowed the criminals to defraud 124 000 families was a very clever strategy.
MMTLP army we are not going away 💪🏻
Full Interview: Next Bridge CEO Greg McCabe on Making Money with Charles Payne FOX Business. Biden’s Regulators broke the Rules! The time has come for Answers, No More Stalling
MMTLP/DJT
Between 8000-10,000 Veterans Have Been Financially Impacted
@SECPaulSAtkins @POTUS
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After years untangling filings, corporate actions & identifiers as an investor, I co-founded @BlueLedgerAI to build better tools w/ @palikaras & @dshukla72
Yesterday, we emerged from stealth at ALL IN Montréal & are excited for what's to come!
#BlueLedger #MarketIntegrity
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The biggest story of 2026! Accountability isMANDATORY!
Full Interview: Next Bridge CEO Greg McCabe on Making Money with Charles Payne FOX Business. Biden’s Regulators broke the Rules! The time has come for Answers, No More Stalling
MMTLP/DJT
Between 8000-10,000 Veterans Have Been Financially Impacted
@SECPaulSAtkins @POTUS
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We are proud to welcome Next Bridge Hydrocarbons [@nbhydrocarbons] as BlueLedger's first issuer client, engaging us to provide an independent analysis of fragmented securities records and investigate potential discrepancies in their security's global trading.
As Next Bridge Hydrocarbons Chairman and CEO Greg McCabe joins Charles Payne [@cvpayne] on Fox Business to discuss MMTLP, BlueLedger supports the call for greater transparency and accountability in public markets.
On July 28, Next Bridge published transfer-agent records identifying shares registered to brokerage firms. Those figures raised an important question: whether registered holdings reconcile with the positions reflected in shareholders' brokerage accounts.
But identifying a potential discrepancy was only the beginning. Understanding it requires tracing records across institutions, corporate actions, security identifiers, and timelines while accounting for how different systems record ownership.
This is the challenge BlueLedger is actively solving for public companies.
Our current investigative work applies an evidence-led methodology to examine fragmented securities records, trace inconsistencies, and distinguish documented facts from unresolved questions.
We are developing an AI-powered platform designed to connect market records across venues and jurisdictions, identify discrepancies, reconstruct a security's history, and preserve traceable evidence for further investigation.
Nearly four years after the December 2022 trading halt, MMTLP shareholders deserve meaningful answers grounded in verifiable evidence. A shareholder should not need a television interview to get clarity on what they own.
And this challenge extends far beyond one security.
Issuers should be able to understand what happens to their securities throughout their lifecycle. Shareholders deserve confidence in the integrity of the systems recording their investments. Regulators, legal counsel, and investigators need evidence they can independently examine.
We support Greg McCabe and Next Bridge in bringing these concerns to a wider audience. Our responsibility is to follow the evidence - wherever it leads.
Market transparency should not depend on CEOs and shareholders spending years piecing together fragmented records.
Follow the security. See what doesn't match.
BlueLedger.ai
#MMTLP #NextBridge #MarketIntegrity #ShareholderRights #BlueLedgerAI
