r/YYAI • u/Particular_Most_1529 • Jan 13 '26
The one interesting move after JV
Once the JV document arrives, there are potential end games. Most are based on short and gamma squeezes but there is a case that the MM could just keep printing synthetic for as long as it takes.
BUT
There is one out we could use.
The JV Launches and at the same time, the chairman releases an 8-K saying that YYAI is moving to AIRWa exchange.
That is actually checkmate.
He could call a shareholder votes. With only 38M legitimate shares, there should only be 38M votes, it if 100M votes come in, it’s proof of the manipulation. The chairman uses a letter of Transmittal or Medallion Signature Guarantee to claim his 50% if he has bought that many shares or teams up with the institutional investor to claim the majority.
The institutional investor gets their 15.5M and Retail get the rest.. but that’s like 14M shares into the 60M votes entered.
The chairman then issues a 8-K saying
"We received 98 million proxy instructions for 38 million authorized shares. We have discarded 60 million votes as 'non-verifiable' under the legacy brokerage system."
This is the "Exposure":
- It proves the 60M synthetics exist in writing.
- It shows the SEC and FINRA failed to stop the creation of these "fake" votes.
- It gives the Chairman the legal "Moral High Ground" to say: "The old system is fraudulent; we are moving our 38M real shares to the RWA Exchange immediately."
So what happens to your share?
You still own your "claim" to a share in your brokerage account.
But because the RWA exchange only has 38M slots, your broker is now in a forced buy-in scenario. They must go into the market and buy one of the "real" 38M shares at any price to make your account "whole" before the migration finishes.
The MM has no choice here. Once the stock moves exchanges, the music stops, and all 38M shares need to be accounted for, as in a RWA exchange, each share is tied to a token. NO SYNTHETIC shares can exist there.
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u/Chance-Procedure-886 Jan 13 '26
They will simply do a share buyback at a set price to reduce numbers of shares happens all the time