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@MorgenHatton - MD
One day, you’ll open your phone and see it. $GME - $2,372,822.93. You’ll feel your stomach drop. You’ll remember laughing. You’ll remember saying, “It’ll never happen.” But it did. Because belief moves before proof. You could’ve leaned in. You could’ve listened to the ones who saw it coming. Instead, you’ll scroll past history and realize You didn’t miss the trade. You missed the awakening. 🦍💎 #GameStop #ApeStop #TheMoment
@MorgenHatton - MD
In 2021 we proved retail can move mountains. In 2025 we hold the line again smarter, stronger, richer. 🔔 Oct 7 is not just a date it’s a line in the sand. Share this thread. Bookmark it. Tell your friends. This isn’t financial advice. This is the moment we make history. 🦍✋💎🚀 We ride together.
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The market isn’t ready for what happens when @gamestop crosses $32 before Oct 7. This isn’t just a price, it’s the unlock point. Billions in cash. A fully loaded balance sheet. A CEO who waited to pull the trigger. Oct 7 isn’t an expiration date; it’s the end of the waiting period. After that? GameStop can move like a snake that’s been coiled for years. You don’t need news. You don’t need CNBC. You just need to be there when the fuse is lit. ⏳ Tick. Tock. $GME 🚀 🌖
@MorgenHatton - MD
Everyone’s arguing about warrants. Meanwhile, $GME just revealed a business the market isn’t pricing: collectibles are exploding and the company is operationally flipped. Let’s talk facts, not vibes. $GME 🚀 🌖 https://t.co/vN8nwVMSrb
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🚨 THEY DIDN’T JUST SHORT GAMESTOP. THEY COUNTERFEITED THE ENTIRE MARKET. This is the forensic breakdown Wall Street didn’t want you to see. Here’s how GameStop exposed the biggest financial cover-up of our time and why the system still hasn’t recovered. Like and repost before this vanishes. They don’t want this thread reaching the masses. Too much truth. Too much proof. Let the world see what they tried to bury. 📢🧾 $GME It’s time to lay it all out. Buckle up. This is the thread. 🧵👇
@MorgenHatton - MD
Start here: In Jan 2021, GameStop’s short interest hit 140% of the float. That’s not supposed to be possible. It means more shares were shorted than actually existed. This wasn’t a glitch.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Enter: Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs) When a seller fails to deliver shares after a sale, it’s recorded as an FTD. GME had millions of these daily during the squeeze. That’s not speculation. That’s official data proof of massive naked shorting.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Naked shorting = share counterfeiting. Selling shares without borrowing them and not delivering means you’re injecting fake supply into the market. GameStop stayed on the NYSE threshold list for 39 straight days. It should’ve triggered forced buy-ins. It didn’t. Why?
@MorgenHatton - MD
Because enforcement was suspended. Because the real squeeze hadn’t just begun it was working. Retail wasn’t selling. Price was exploding. Shorts were cornered. That’s when they pulled the plug.
@MorgenHatton - MD
On Jan 28, 2021, brokers like Robinhood disabled BUY orders for GameStop. You could sell, but you couldn’t buy. It killed the momentum. The price collapsed. FTDs vanished. The short sellers? They got out. Or so it seemed.
@MorgenHatton - MD
But the trades didn’t stop. They just moved to the shadows. Over 70% of GameStop trades shifted to dark pools and off-exchange venues. Internalized, fragmented, hidden. And those trades were led by the usual suspects: Citadel. Virtu. Jane Street.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Example: Citadel traded 252 million GME shares OTC in one quarter while holding only ~200,000 shares. They shorted supply into the market they themselves controlled. They were exempt from borrow rules. A license to print synthetic shares.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Post-squeeze, something strange happened: Reported short interest plummeted. FTDs dropped. But put option exposure exploded to the point that puts covered 300% of GME’s float. The short didn’t go away. It just moved to derivatives.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Here’s how they hid it: 🔹 Deep ITM calls 🔹 Married puts 🔹 Total return swaps 🔹 ETF shorting These instruments created synthetic shorts that don’t show up in public short interest reports. The system obscured its own shadow.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Meanwhile, retail fought back the only way it could: By registering shares directly. DRS removes shares from brokerages locking them from being lent or shorted. To date, over 76 million shares of GME have been DRS’d. That’s >25% of the float untouchable.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Still… 🔸 Short interest remains elevated 🔸 FTDs resurface cyclically 🔸 Reported ownership exceeds float 🔸 Short volume >50% daily Retail now holds. Shorts hide. Price discovery is choked out by synthetic supply.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Here's the breaking point: Imagine if every short had to cover. Every synthetic had to unwind. Every naked position had to buy real shares. The system would fracture. Brokers would default. Firms would collapse. Wall Street would burn 🔥
@MorgenHatton - MD
The regulators? The SEC knew. The DTCC knew. Congress held hearings. But no one forced buy-ins. No one halted the fraud. Instead, they fined Citadel $10,000. Token fines. No accountability.
@MorgenHatton - MD
What do we know? ✅ GME was shorted beyond float ✅ FTDs flooded the market ✅ Synthetic shares were created ✅ Price was suppressed ✅ Derivatives were used to hide exposure ✅ The buy button was removed when it mattered most That’s not a meme. That’s a cover-up.
@MorgenHatton - MD
This wasn’t just about GameStop. It’s a blueprint for how entire markets are manipulated: •Phantom shares •Dark pool rerouting •Payment-for-order-flow conflicts •Regulatory capture The mechanics of control laid bare.
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The most dangerous part? It’s still happening. GameStop is the canary in the coal mine. If shorts are ever forced to reconcile If synthetic shares ever have to be delivered the entire system cracks open. They know it. We know it. Tick. Tock. 💥
@MorgenHatton - MD
So will it ever be forced to unwind? Surprisingly… maybe. Because 2025–2026 is a ticking time bomb for the entire market structure. Here’s why 👇
@MorgenHatton - MD
🚨 The Regulatory Reckoning Is Coming There are 3 massive changes on the horizon: 🔹 Rule 13f-2: Institutional short positions (even synthetic) must be disclosed Live by Q4 2025 🔹 CAT Amendments: Will expose market-maker exemptions and short manipulation Due late 2025 🔹 Reg SHO Overhaul Petition: Would mandate pre-borrows, kill naked shorting, and end the MM loophole expected by 2026 If these are enforced? The ghost shares will be cornered.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Imagine what happens when: •They can’t hide synthetic shorts in puts •Every FTD triggers a penalty •Market-makers lose their exemptions •Swaps and dark pool games are exposed •Real delivery is required… It won’t just break the dam. It’ll break the system.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Retail didn’t forget. They logged every FTD. DRS’d every share. Reverse-engineered every loophole. Because we were never just here for a squeeze. We were here for the receipts.
@MorgenHatton - MD
This wasn’t a glitch. It was a leak in the simulation. They sold shares they didn’t own. We bought them. Held them. Locked them away. Now? Every fake share is a ticking time bomb. 💣
@MorgenHatton - MD
🧾 LIKE & REPOST before this vanishes. They don’t want this truth getting out. Too much proof. Too much power. Let the world see what they tried to bury. #GME https://t.co/DNzHe9A0Co
@MorgenHatton - MD
I pushed the button for those of you that don’t know how to. Thanks @elonmusk https://t.co/C7IhbDg6KW
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@mib_jay @ryancohen @larryvc Five years. A mountain of data. Zero accountability. At this point, it’s not just inaction it’s institutional protection
@MorgenHatton - MD
@MilesVF_eth @ryancohen @larryvc Exactly. Tokenization puts every share on-chain with real-time ownership and settlement. No naked shorts, no FTDs, no hidden exposure. Once that system goes live, the fraud can’t hide.
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@pemamethor @ryancohen @larryvc @SEC The SEC? At best overwhelmed. At worst complicit. They watched it happen. FTDs piled up. Synthetic shares flooded the market. And instead of enforcement, we got silence. The real oversight? Came from retail. Line by line. Share by share. Receipts in hand.
@MorgenHatton - MD
@qbikal @ryancohen @larryvc Always 🙏🏻❤️ We hold, we speak, we expose. Let’s finish the story right. #GME
@MorgenHatton - MD
@Nuts4Music @ryancohen @larryvc Appreciate that. The playbook hasn’t changed just the tools. $HOOD showed their hand in 2021 and anyone still shilling against $GME either wasn’t paying attention… or got paid not to.
@MorgenHatton - MD
Yes, the facilitation of this entire scheme relies on a network of regulatory loopholes, financial instruments and systemic opacity. Here's a breakdown of how they're doing it: 🧩 1. Market Maker Exemption Designated market makers (like Citadel) are allowed to short without a locate under the guise of providing liquidity. This allows them to: •Create synthetic shares on demand •Reset FTD clocks by “rolling” locates •Delay delivery without penalty It’s legal counterfeiting dressed up as “market function.” 📦 2. Fails-to-Deliver (FTDs) as a Settlement Strategy Instead of delivering shares, some participants intentionally fail to deliver using FTDs as a tool to synthetically satisfy settlement obligations. This: •Keeps supply artificially high •Suppresses price pressure •Avoids triggering margin calls or buy-ins And the SEC rarely enforces it unless it’s blatant. ⚖️ 3. Options Abuse & Deep ITM Calls By exercising deep in-the-money call options, market makers can create synthetic long positions without buying real shares. This: •Creates a façade of ownership •Avoids upward price impact •Buys time to manage exposure Used strategically, this suppresses visible demand. 🕳 4. Dark Pools & Off-Exchange Internalization Trades are routed off lit exchanges where price discovery is suppressed. Internalizers can: •Fill retail orders with internal inventory •Never expose real demand to the market •Delay price impact or absorb sell pressure Your buy never hits the real tape. 🔄 5. Swaps, ETFs & Derivatives for Synthetic Exposure They layer hidden exposure through: •Total return swaps •Leveraged ETFs •Basket trades These avoid disclosure rules and sidestep reporting requirements. The short doesn’t show up on official data but the pressure is real. 🛑 6. Regulatory Arbitrage & Rule Delays Rules like Rule 13f-2 and CAT were delayed for years, allowing firms to operate without scrutiny. Even now, full short reporting isn't due until Feb 2026. They've gamed the system longer than most retail has been invested. They’re not just shorting stocks. They’re weaponizing the entire market structure: •Exemptions •Synthetic trades •Off-exchange routing •Disclosure delays •Regulatory inaction The system isn’t broken. It was built this way.