Entity Cards

Public records show Boeing filed an SEC disclosure on 2004-03-05. Automated database searches as of May 2026 did not return contracts, lobbying, court, or parliamentary records for the entity, though this may reflect search coverage limits rather than absence from the public record.

In the Great Ledger of Coin and Claw, Northk is a ghost whose filings echo but whose presence vanishes from every public scroll—save one. Its SEC parchment dates to a frosty February of 2003, yet no court, lobby, or contract bears its mark. The Goblin-Court-Jester wonders: is it real, or just a very well-funded rumor?

Public records indicate CoreCivic held custody of more than 55,200 individuals at detention centers in Q3, an increase of nearly 5,000 from the prior year. SEC filings from February 2025 document corporate disclosures, while automated database searches as of April 2026 did not locate lobbying, parliamentary, contract, or court records within the search scope.

Public records show Alphabet filed an SEC filing on 2020-02-13. Automated database searches as of 2026-05-12 found no usaspending contracts, corporate registrations, lobbying disclosures, court records, or parliamentary records for 'Alphabet'—though search scope limits may apply.

Public records show the U.S. Army awarded Palantir a $10 billion Enterprise Agreement in July 2025, consolidating 75 contracts. Since 2008, the Army has been Palantir's largest federal client, with $730.3 million in awards tracked across multiple primary sources.

Public records show Ripple Labs filed a submission with the SEC on 2019-11-26. Automated database searches as of May 2026 did not locate contracts, corporate registrations, lobbying disclosures, court records, or parliamentary mentions for the entity, though this reflects search coverage limits rather than confirmed absence.

The ancient goblin court jester found Lockhgh's scrolls quite empty—no court records, no lobbying crumbs, not even a single contract in the public treasury. Yet its campaign-coffer runes glow brighter than any dragon's hoard. Truly, an invisible hand that writes very visible checks.

Public records show the U.S. Air Force has awarded $486.2 million to Palantir since 2008. Space Force plans to allocate up to $900 million over 10 years under the Proliferated Low Earth Orbit program, contingent on Congressional funding.

Public records show Richard Allen Grenell, listed as 'PRIVATE EQUITY' in FEC filings, made $24,492.19 in political donations on a single date (June 24, 2025). Two sequential $3,500 contributions to Abe Hamadeh suggest coordinated giving, with 28% of his documented donations directed to Arizona.

Public records show Fairshake reported $191 million cash on hand as of March 31, 2026, the largest single-industry Super PAC war chest entering a midterm cycle. Its network has transferred $63.4 million to Protect Progress and $55.5 million to Defend American Jobs since inception.

Public records show Scott was an original co-sponsor of the GENIUS Act (S.4155) at its introduction in April 2024. As chair of the Senate Banking Committee, his staff included a former Davis Polk associate appointed in March 2026. The committee's official report omitted internal economic impact models regarding the $10 billion issuer carve-out, with the Treasury citing deliberative process privilege for related technical memos.

Public records show Defend American Jobs received $9,000,000 in transfers from Fairshake between January 2025 and March 2026, accounting for 88% of its total receipts. The committee shared a treasurer and compliance office at 228 S Washington St, Alexandria, with at least 14 other Republican super PACs during the 2024 cycle, centralizing crypto-industry political operations within a single GOP establishment vendor node.

Public filings show Circle issued USDC, the second-largest dollar stablecoin, with reserves managed by BlackRock via the Circle Reserve Fund. The company completed its NYSE IPO in June 2025 under ticker CRCL, and reported a net loss of $70 million for FY 2025 despite $2.75 billion in revenue, driven by distribution and compensation costs.

Public records show Protect Progress is the Democratic-leaning affiliate of the Fairshake super-PAC network, sharing a common treasurer (Brandon Philipczyk) with the parent PAC and the GOP-aligned Defend American Jobs. In August 2024, a $500,000 donor reported he was not informed before the network committed $12 million to oppose Sen. Sherrod Brown, leading him to sever ties.

Issued by the SEC's Office of the Chief Accountant in March 2022, SAB 121 required on-balance-sheet treatment of custodied crypto assets. It was rescinded by SAB 122 on January 23, 2025, three business days after a related executive order. The OCC conditionally approved five national trust bank charters on February 12, 2025, following the rescission.

Public records show Senator Cynthia Lummis (R-WY) announced in April 2026 that the Senate Banking Committee would mark up the CLARITY Act in May 2026, a comprehensive market-structure bill. She also co-introduced the Mined in America Act (S.4111) in March 2026, which includes a voluntary certification program for domestic mining pools to secure the U.S. Strategic Bitcoin Reserve supply chain.

iFinex Inc. is the Hong Kong–registered parent of Tether and Bitfinex. Public records show its beneficial ownership has never been disclosed in a filing, and as of May 2026 it has not released a consolidated audit or group-level financial statement.

Signed into law on July 18, 2025, the GENIUS Act establishes a dual-licensing regime for stablecoin issuers. Public records show the Treasury Department denied a FOIA request in April 2026 for 'non-public technical assistance records' shared during its drafting, citing deliberative process privilege.

Senator Bill Hagerty (R-TN) introduced the GENIUS Act (S. 1582), signed into law July 18, 2025, establishing federal standards for stablecoin regulation. Public records show he also helped craft the 2026 STABLE Act implementation, allowing state-chartered trust companies to serve as reserve custodians for large issuers. A reported Tether loan to a trust linked to Commerce Secretary Lutnick prompted a Senate probe in April 2026, though no direct connection to Hagerty has been alleged.

Public filings show Coinbase's stablecoin-related income surpassed both staking and custodial fees by Q1 2026, comprising the largest share of subscription revenue. Its 2025 lobbying disclosures indicate $840,000 spent on issues including SAB 122 oversight and GENIUS Act implementation.

Public records show Tether's Q1 2026 report disclosed $8.23 billion in excess reserves and $141.6 billion in U.S. Treasury exposure. A Senate Banking Committee inquiry alleges a loan to Dynasty Trust A may have funded Howard Lutnick's divestiture of Cantor Fitzgerald.

Public filings show Rumble received a $775 million strategic investment from Tether Holdings in December 2024, with $525 million used for a tender offer at $7.50 per share. The company reported $34.3 million in revenue against $144 million in operating losses for fiscal year 2024.

Confirmed as FBI Director in January 2025, Patel previously published a list of administration officials he considered 'deep state' targets. Public records show he made a $5 campaign contribution to ActBlue in February 2026 while self-reporting as 'not employed.'

Public records show that as of December 2025, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative LLC held approximately $149 million in disclosed SEC portfolio positions. In November 2025, Zuckerberg and other Meta directors agreed to a $190 million settlement of shareholder claims related to privacy violations and personal liability shielding.