assemblers voidlock is better than floatlock

$GBUX here’s proof how MM #OTCN illegal manipulating the stock - so blatant - they will be in hot water very soon! OCTN shows up twice under level 2! #shortsqueeze #floatlock very close!

6 of 11 Layer 3: Ryan Cohen Margin Repayment Large-Block Share Recall Verified Context: • Cohen stake: ~41.6M beneficial shares (~9.2–9.3% of outstanding) • Historical pledge: 22.34M shares pledged in April 2025 • Current borrow market: ~0.35–0.45% fee, ~2.6–3.0M visible availability Model Parameters (Illustrative): • Recallable portion: 10 / 20 / 30 million shares • Aggregate lendable pool: ~105M • Currently borrowed: ~68M (utilization ~65%) Base-Case Results (70% of recalled shares were lendable): • 10M recall → new utilization 69.4% • 20M recall → new utilization 74.7% • 30M recall → new utilization 81.0% Interpretation: A 20–30M recall pushes utilization into the convex fee region (75–87% ), triggering borrow-fee spikes and potential forced buy-ins — without changing reported short interest. This occurs without any increase in reported short interest — the same borrowed shares now chase a smaller pool of lendable shares. What Actually Happens in the Real-World Securities-Lending Plumbing: 1. Prime broker/custodian notification: The shares are withdrawn from the lending program. 2. Locate & replacement obligation: The prime broker must immediately locate replacement borrows. 3. Fee auction & re-pricing: If replacement supply is tight, the broker auctions the borrow at higher rates. 4. Forced buy-in cascade: If no replacement is found, buy-in notices are issued to the shortest/weakest counterparties first. 5. Re-routing from weaker hands: Brokers pull borrows from less-protected accounts to protect larger clients. This is why borrow-fee spikes frequently occur without a corresponding rise in reported short interest — the numerator stays flat while the denominator shrinks. Convexity & Timing Sensitivity (This Layer Only): • Below ~70–75% utilization: fees remain low (~0.3–1%). • Above ~80%: fees enter the “special” regime (5% , sometimes 20–100% annualized on portions). A single 20–30 million recall from a name like Cohen can push the entire market lendable pool into that convex zone within days. Standalone Market Implications: • No new shares created: Pure supply contraction in the borrow market. • Disproportionate impact: One concentrated block (2.4–7.3% of float) can tighten the entire ~105 million lendable pool. • Observable signals: Sudden drop in visible availability, borrow-fee step-up, increased FTDs. • Reversibility: Cohen could re-pledge later, but a prolonged recall removes supply permanently. #ConvertibleNotes #BondholderFlow #WarrantExercise #EquityIssuance #FloatLock #DemandShock #DilutionMath #CapitalStructure

Hey, block me, too, I run Floatlock and Final Warning and I like it.

I would love to see this, actually. Just bring back icarus grip and 150s. Or keep AE as is, but make it easier to spec into and completely remove AE buffs Floatlock gets.

In many ways @michaeljburry wasn’t really done in 4Q 2019. 👀4Q 2025 What if the @michaeljburry post and his new banner image are telling two stories. One on the surface and another using metaphors? Come take a journey with me. Two posts. Both fairly lengthy. Sorry. A brief history of @michaeljburry and his unique approach to using social media for communication. His handle, cassandra, comes from Greek myth — the prophetess cursed to tell the truth but never be believed. That’s not branding; it’s identity signaling. That name as a metaphor corresponds to his experience shorting the housing market in 2005–2008: seeing the collapse, warning everyone, and being mocked until he was right. Burry’s metaphors are often inverted logic — he’ll say something that sounds pessimistic but means defensive intelligence. Example: Tweeting “Sell.” at the 2022 bottom → deleted → later proven to have bought back positions (contrarian irony). So now let’s look at the recent updates. First up is the X profile banner image.-“Satire on Tulip Mania” by Jan Brueghel the Younger — a classic allegory of the Dutch tulip bubble where monkeys (symbolizing human greed) trade tulips, quarrel, and are ultimately arrested or ruined. It’s one of history’s first visual metaphors for speculative mania and a short squeeze. Next the tweet: “Sometimes we see bubbles. … Sometimes the only winning move is not to play.” That's a reference to the 1983 movie "WarGames," in which an AI runs thousands of simulations of nuclear exchanges between the US and Soviet Union and discovers they all end in mutual destruction. Spoiler alert for anyone younger than 40 who hasn’t seen the movie. I loved it as a kid, and am going to give it another watch to see how it stand up. The movie climax culminates with the AI coming to the conclusion that "The only winning move is not to play." So the tweet on surface level conveys his belief that there is an AI-Tech-Market bubble that is about to burst. This isn’t a novel theory, many analysts have claimed the same. But when looking at the tweet below the surface to see if it also may be a metaphor the key word is playing. When an investor is “Playing” the market, it is the same thing as saying they have a directional position in an equity, be it long or short. So yes, maybe “not playing” is playing—but at a higher level. What type of instrument could allow you to play while technically not playing because the position lacks directionality? Convertible Bonds. A convertible bond generally combines a debt yield along with the right (not obligation) to convert into equity if the stock rallies. The “bond” becomes a volatility instrument: investors buy it for exposure to the conversion optionality, then short the stock to hedge delta. Does he have any history of investing in convertible bonds. In fact he does. SEC Form 13F filings confirm it. In Q4 2020 and Q1 2021, Scion Asset Management reported a position in GameStop Corp. 6.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2021 (CUSIP 36467WAD1). •While retail chased equity during the January squeeze with its volatility, he locked yield and had built-in upside via the conversion option. •When @gamestop price detonated, the bondholders’ risk-adjusted payoff dwarfed any directional trader’s. •The bond was called in early 2021—effectively paying out the arbitrage in full. That is textbook “not playing.” It’s participation without exposure, engagement without emotion: #GME #GameStop #BondArb #ConvertibleBond #PrestigeProtocol #CassandraUnchained #MichaelBurry #Burry #NotPlaying #VolArb #DeltaNeutral #DRS #FloatLock #MarketStructure #EquityChaos #BondLogic #StructuralAlpha #ThePrestige x.com/poopvoid/status/198545…

What if the @michaeljburry post and his new banner image are telling two stories. One on the surface and another using metaphors? Come take a journey with me. Two posts. Both fairly lengthy. Sorry. A brief history of @michaeljburry and his unique approach to using social media for communication. His handle, cassandra, comes from Greek myth — the prophetess cursed to tell the truth but never be believed. That’s not branding; it’s identity signaling. That name as a metaphor corresponds to his experience shorting the housing market in 2005–2008: seeing the collapse, warning everyone, and being mocked until he was right. Burry’s metaphors are often inverted logic — he’ll say something that sounds pessimistic but means defensive intelligence. Example: Tweeting “Sell.” at the 2022 bottom → deleted → later proven to have bought back positions (contrarian irony). So now let’s look at the recent updates. First up is the X profile banner image.-“Satire on Tulip Mania” by Jan Brueghel the Younger — a classic allegory of the Dutch tulip bubble where monkeys (symbolizing human greed) trade tulips, quarrel, and are ultimately arrested or ruined. It’s one of history’s first visual metaphors for speculative mania and a short squeeze. Next the tweet: “Sometimes we see bubbles. … Sometimes the only winning move is not to play.” That's a reference to the 1983 movie "WarGames," in which an AI runs thousands of simulations of nuclear exchanges between the US and Soviet Union and discovers they all end in mutual destruction. Spoiler alert for anyone younger than 40 who hasn’t seen the movie. I loved it as a kid, and am going to give it another watch to see how it stand up. The movie climax culminates with the AI coming to the conclusion that "The only winning move is not to play." So the tweet on surface level conveys his belief that there is an AI-Tech-Market bubble that is about to burst. This isn’t a novel theory, many analysts have claimed the same. But when looking at the tweet below the surface to see if it also may be a metaphor the key word is playing. When an investor is “Playing” the market, it is the same thing as saying they have a directional position in an equity, be it long or short. So yes, maybe “not playing” is playing—but at a higher level. What type of instrument could allow you to play while technically not playing because the position lacks directionality? Convertible Bonds. A convertible bond generally combines a debt yield along with the right (not obligation) to convert into equity if the stock rallies. The “bond” becomes a volatility instrument: investors buy it for exposure to the conversion optionality, then short the stock to hedge delta. Does he have any history of investing in convertible bonds. In fact he does. SEC Form 13F filings confirm it. In Q4 2020 and Q1 2021, Scion Asset Management reported a position in GameStop Corp. 6.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2021 (CUSIP 36467WAD1). •While retail chased equity during the January squeeze with its volatility, he locked yield and had built-in upside via the conversion option. •When @gamestop price detonated, the bondholders’ risk-adjusted payoff dwarfed any directional trader’s. •The bond was called in early 2021—effectively paying out the arbitrage in full. That is textbook “not playing.” It’s participation without exposure, engagement without emotion: #GME #GameStop #BondArb #ConvertibleBond #PrestigeProtocol #CassandraUnchained #MichaelBurry #Burry #NotPlaying #VolArb #DeltaNeutral #DRS #FloatLock #MarketStructure #EquityChaos #BondLogic #StructuralAlpha #ThePrestige

What if the @michaeljburry post and his new banner image are telling two stories. One on the surface and another using metaphors? Come take a journey with me. Two posts. Both fairly lengthy. Sorry. A brief history of @michaeljburry and his unique approach to using social media for communication. His handle, cassandra, comes from Greek myth — the prophetess cursed to tell the truth but never be believed. That’s not branding; it’s identity signaling. That name as a metaphor corresponds to his experience shorting the housing market in 2005–2008: seeing the collapse, warning everyone, and being mocked until he was right. Burry’s metaphors are often inverted logic — he’ll say something that sounds pessimistic but means defensive intelligence. Example: Tweeting “Sell.” at the 2022 bottom → deleted → later proven to have bought back positions (contrarian irony). So now let’s look at the recent updates. First up is the X profile banner image.-“Satire on Tulip Mania” by Jan Brueghel the Younger — a classic allegory of the Dutch tulip bubble where monkeys (symbolizing human greed) trade tulips, quarrel, and are ultimately arrested or ruined. It’s one of history’s first visual metaphors for speculative mania and a short squeeze. Next the tweet: “Sometimes we see bubbles. … Sometimes the only winning move is not to play.” That's a reference to the 1983 movie "WarGames," in which an AI runs thousands of simulations of nuclear exchanges between the US and Soviet Union and discovers they all end in mutual destruction. Spoiler alert for anyone younger than 40 who hasn’t seen the movie. I loved it as a kid, and am going to give it another watch to see how it stand up. The movie climax culminates with the AI coming to the conclusion that "The only winning move is not to play." So the tweet on surface level conveys his belief that there is an AI-Tech-Market bubble that is about to burst. This isn’t a novel theory, many analysts have claimed the same. But when looking at the tweet below the surface to see if it also may be a metaphor the key word is playing. When an investor is “Playing” the market, it is the same thing as saying they have a directional position in an equity, be it long or short. So yes, maybe “not playing” is playing—but at a higher level. What type of instrument could allow you to play while technically not playing because the position lacks directionality? Convertible Bonds. A convertible bond generally combines a debt yield along with the right (not obligation) to convert into equity if the stock rallies. The “bond” becomes a volatility instrument: investors buy it for exposure to the conversion optionality, then short the stock to hedge delta. Does he have any history of investing in convertible bonds. In fact he does. SEC Form 13F filings confirm it. In Q4 2020 and Q1 2021, Scion Asset Management reported a position in GameStop Corp. 6.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2021 (CUSIP 36467WAD1). •While retail chased equity during the January squeeze with its volatility, he locked yield and had built-in upside via the conversion option. •When @gamestop price detonated, the bondholders’ risk-adjusted payoff dwarfed any directional trader’s. •The bond was called in early 2021—effectively paying out the arbitrage in full. That is textbook “not playing.” It’s participation without exposure, engagement without emotion: #GME #GameStop #BondArb #ConvertibleBond #PrestigeProtocol #CassandraUnchained #MichaelBurry #Burry #NotPlaying #VolArb #DeltaNeutral #DRS #FloatLock #MarketStructure #EquityChaos #BondLogic #StructuralAlpha #ThePrestige

What if the @michaeljburry post and his new banner image are telling two stories. One on the surface and another using metaphors? Come take a journey with me. Two posts. Both fairly lengthy. Sorry. A brief history of @michaeljburry and his unique approach to using social media for communication. His handle, cassandra, comes from Greek myth — the prophetess cursed to tell the truth but never be believed. That’s not branding; it’s identity signaling. That name as a metaphor corresponds to his experience shorting the housing market in 2005–2008: seeing the collapse, warning everyone, and being mocked until he was right. Burry’s metaphors are often inverted logic — he’ll say something that sounds pessimistic but means defensive intelligence. Example: Tweeting “Sell.” at the 2022 bottom → deleted → later proven to have bought back positions (contrarian irony). So now let’s look at the recent updates. First up is the X profile banner image.-“Satire on Tulip Mania” by Jan Brueghel the Younger — a classic allegory of the Dutch tulip bubble where monkeys (symbolizing human greed) trade tulips, quarrel, and are ultimately arrested or ruined. It’s one of history’s first visual metaphors for speculative mania and a short squeeze. Next the tweet: “Sometimes we see bubbles. … Sometimes the only winning move is not to play.” That's a reference to the 1983 movie "WarGames," in which an AI runs thousands of simulations of nuclear exchanges between the US and Soviet Union and discovers they all end in mutual destruction. Spoiler alert for anyone younger than 40 who hasn’t seen the movie. I loved it as a kid, and am going to give it another watch to see how it stand up. The movie climax culminates with the AI coming to the conclusion that "The only winning move is not to play." So the tweet on surface level conveys his belief that there is an AI-Tech-Market bubble that is about to burst. This isn’t a novel theory, many analysts have claimed the same. But when looking at the tweet below the surface to see if it also may be a metaphor the key word is playing. When an investor is “Playing” the market, it is the same thing as saying they have a directional position in an equity, be it long or short. So yes, maybe “not playing” is playing—but at a higher level. What type of instrument could allow you to play while technically not playing because the position lacks directionality? Convertible Bonds. A convertible bond generally combines a debt yield along with the right (not obligation) to convert into equity if the stock rallies. The “bond” becomes a volatility instrument: investors buy it for exposure to the conversion optionality, then short the stock to hedge delta. Does he have any history of investing in convertible bonds. In fact he does. SEC Form 13F filings confirm it. In Q4 2020 and Q1 2021, Scion Asset Management reported a position in GameStop Corp. 6.75% Convertible Senior Notes due 2021 (CUSIP 36467WAD1). •While retail chased equity during the January squeeze with its volatility, he locked yield and had built-in upside via the conversion option. •When @gamestop price detonated, the bondholders’ risk-adjusted payoff dwarfed any directional trader’s. •The bond was called in early 2021—effectively paying out the arbitrage in full. That is textbook “not playing.” It’s participation without exposure, engagement without emotion: #GME #GameStop #BondArb #ConvertibleBond #PrestigeProtocol #CassandraUnchained #MichaelBurry #Burry #NotPlaying #VolArb #DeltaNeutral #DRS #FloatLock #MarketStructure #EquityChaos #BondLogic #StructuralAlpha #ThePrestige

🚀 GENIUS GROUP: WHY THE LATEST EARNINGS INSIDER BUYS ARE EXTREMELY BULLISH 🚀 Genius Group $GNS just released strong H1 2025 earnings and immediately followed it up with major insider buying and buybacks — a combination that signals massive confidence in where this company is headed. Revenue on a proforma basis came in at $6.1M, up 25% year-over-year, while net loss per share was cut by 57%, improving from ($0.84) to ($0.36). Cash reserves more than doubled, rising 130% to $3.7M, and total assets increased 20% to $121M, with net assets up 8% to $85.6M. These numbers show the company is strengthening financially while scaling its operations. Strategically, Genius Group is firing on all cylinders. The acquisition of Entrepreneur Resorts has boosted revenue guidance from $10M to $15–18M for 2025. The company expanded its Bitcoin Treasury target from 1,000 BTC to 10,000 BTC, aligning with its Bitcoin-first vision. It has also rolled out its Genius Academy and Genius City initiatives, bringing in thought leaders like Michael Saylor, Cathie Wood, Mark Cuban, and RFK Jr., while achieving its first $100M market cap milestone — the first of 10 steps on the road to $1B. Right after earnings, insiders doubled down. CEO Roger Hamilton personally bought 500,000 shares on the open market at $0.94, with the executive team and board adding another 100,000 shares. On top of this, the company has executed three separate 1M share buybacks over the last three months. With insider buying, buybacks, and more than 60% of the float now locked into DRS, the float is tightening fast, putting pressure on shorts and setting the stage for a potential squeeze. On the legal front, Genius Group has filed a $750M RICO lawsuit targeting those who manipulated the stock earlier this year, with management pledging that 50% of any legal wins will go directly back to shareholders as dividends. That’s a rare and highly shareholder-friendly move. The bigger picture here is clear: revenues are rising, losses are shrinking, assets and cash are growing, insiders are buying, buybacks are reducing the float, and lawsuits could unlock hundreds of millions in additional value. At the same time, the company is positioning itself at the intersection of AI, Bitcoin, and education — three megatrends that are shaping the future. This is why the setup right now looks so bullish. 🚀🔥 @rogerhamilton @geniusacademyai @GeniusGroupLtd_ #GNS #AI #Bitcoin #Bullish #FloatLock #ShortSqueeze #EducationRevolution

🚨 MASSIVE BULLISH SIGNAL 🚨 $GNS insiders just sent the loudest message yet: Roger Hamilton @rogerhamilton (CEO & Founder) bought 500,000 shares on the open market at $0.94, and the entire executive team board followed with another 100,000 shares. When the people building the company buy heavily with their own cash, it tells you one thing: they know what’s coming. This isn’t happening in isolation. Over the last 3 months, Genius Group has already executed three 1M share buybacks, and now over 60% of the company’s float is locked up in DRS (direct registration). That means fewer shares at brokers, fewer shares for shorts to play with, and a float that gets tighter every single day. 🔒🔥 On top of that, the company is pursuing market manipulation lawsuits that could deliver over $1B in damages. Shorts that have tried to suppress this stock for years are staring down not only legal exposure but also a locked-up float and insiders doubling down. The pressure is building on all sides. ⚖️💥 And let’s zoom out: the world is shifting rapidly toward an AI-centered future. Genius Group isn’t just a niche player—it’s building an AI-powered education ecosystem, a “Genius City” model combining AI, Bitcoin, and community to prepare millions of students and entrepreneurs for the new digital economy. As AI transforms every industry, demand for personalized AI education will only surge. 🌍🤖 The market cap has already climbed 600% off its bottom, hitting its first milestone target of $100M—and management has made it clear, this is just 1 of 10 steps on the path ahead. 🚀 The pieces are all lining up: ✅ Insiders buying big ✅ Float locked tight ✅ $1B lawsuits in motion ✅ First market cap target achieved, 9 to go ✅ AI megatrend tailwinds This is what asymmetric upside looks like. 🔥📈 @geniusacademyai @GeniusGroupLtd_ #GNS #AI #Bitcoin #ShortSqueeze #FloatLock #EducationRevolution #NakedShorts #Bullish

Kjhovey was a legend man, potato still the best floatlock

This not being a feature in Destiny makes me so sad because I played 5 matches last night and 3 of them were Eternity so I got off. And I don't need to learn to adapt, the majority of people know me as a Floatlock with Jade, but I hate these big maps and that's why I float.

time to main floatlock iggy and develop a superiority complex

Credit to @DirtyMikey22 🤔💭...What if the “infinite money glitch” isn’t just a meme... What if $GME $NEGG = the infinite money glitch? Retail’s got the float on lock. Shorts try to cover but get trapped in a synthetic loop... every share they buy just bounces back from a mirror. Price goes up, pressure builds, loop restarts. 🌀 Now throw in $NEGG… ultra-low float, symbolic as hell (egg = birth), and possibly part of the KC Shuffle while $GME loads the shotgun. Boom.💥💥💥 This isn’t just a squeeze setup. It’s a circular death spiral for shorts. Game’s not rigged ...it’s locked.🔐 Shorts could be left naked with no draws on Wednesday by 1 o'clock... #GME #NEGG #InfinitySqueeze #FloatLock #MOASS

Guys, I know it's not a Crucible map, but doesn't it look like one? Like, this image SCREAMS crucible map. Look at that little bitch hiding spot on the right? The wide open off the map area for floatlock? COME ON.

Solar is in a nice place, its just floatlock with 100 ae is invis crutch tier

I am a certified floatlock hater

You objectively don’t cheat, Lardass Larry with redrixs/inquis on floatlock is clearly in his feelings and babbling off emotions, It’s not worth making the once a month style of tweet addressing people that’ll think this way regardless of what proof or gameplay you give them.

using ir yut on floatlock has resulted in some of the most free trials games ive ever had