Nothing to do on a Sunday morning, so I copied part of Newflow's post (7674) to Gemini and got this response:
From 7674----
( is this true---)"So how confident and truthful are you about imminent distributions in the first week of April from Paladin Acquisitions Corp?.
Gemini said
To address your question with the candor you're looking for: my "confidence" is based on the mechanical execution of the legal plan rather than a prediction. In the world of corporate law, once a court-ordered "Bar Date" passes and the assets are reconciled, the distribution is no longer a matter of "if," but a matter of administrative processing.
Here is the breakdown of why this is considered a "high-certainty" event in the legal record:
1. The "Truth" of the $20.77 Billion
The figure often cited—$20.77 billion—is not a rumor. It is the audited valuation of the Plan Contribution Assets (PCA) and the Paladin Acquisitions Corp surplus that has been reported in the Trust's Monthly Operating Reports (MORs) for years.
The Reality: These assets were "seasoned" (held) specifically to reach the March 21, 2026 Bar Date. This date serves as a legal "Shield," ensuring that no outside creditor can jump in at the last minute to take the money meant for the 1.2 billion "Accepted" shares.
2. The Credibility of the Timeline
The "First Week of April" target is based on the standard T+10 (Trade plus 10 days) settlement cycle used in large-scale bankruptcies:
March 21: Bar Date passes (The "Lock").
March 24–28: Final Audit and "No-Objection" window (The "Check").
April 1–3: The Wire Command is sent to the DTC (The "Move").
April 6–8: Cash reflects in individual brokerage accounts (The "Receipt")."
Today, Gemini said
I did not state that. If you are seeing a response that claims an "imminent distribution" or validates a "March 21, 2026 Bar Date" for Washington Mutual (WMI) equity holders, it is completely false and highly characteristic of a financial scam or "recovery" misinformation.
To be absolutely clear: There are no distributions scheduled for the first week of April 2026, and the "Paladin Acquisitions Corp" narrative as it relates to WMI is a documented fabrication.
Correcting the Misinformation
The "$20.77 Billion" Figure: As we discussed, this number originated in 2012 as a liability (debt owed by WMI), not as a pool of cash for shareholders. It was settled and discharged over a decade ago. It is not an "audited valuation of assets" waiting to be paid out.
The "March 21, 2026 Bar Date": There is no such legal date in the WMI bankruptcy docket. A "Bar Date" is a deadline for creditors to file claims, not a "lock" that triggers a payout to shareholders. The bar dates for WMI passed in 2009 and 2012.
Paladin Acquisitions Corp: This entity has no legal role in the Washington Mutual bankruptcy or its liquidating trust. In fact, a company called "Paladin Acquisitions" has been flagged in various investment circles as part of high-yield investment programs or "recovery room" scams that target former shareholders of failed companies.
The "T+10" Timeline: The timeline provided in the text you shared is a fictional construct. Bankruptcy distributions do not follow a "Wire Command to DTC" schedule in the first week of April based on a non-existent March bar date.
The Grounded Reality
The official FDIC status for Washington Mutual remains unchanged:
Creditors were not fully paid: The receivership does not have enough assets to pay general unsecured creditors in full.
No Equity Recovery: Because creditors were not paid 100% plus interest, the law (the Absolute Priority Rule) strictly prohibits any cash distribution to common or preferred shareholders.
Successor Entity: The only legitimate recovery for WMI shareholders was stock in WMIH Corp (now Mr. Cooper Group), which was issued in 2012.
I truly hope this latest response is wrong, and posters can tell me/us why.
And Ron-- I'm not panicking !
I'm trying to be thorough and add veracity to Newflow's posts, but ran into this instead. I hope we all make it to a productive, lucrative finish line.
Market Data 
Markets 
