High finance renews its interest in extraterrestrial technology and this time it does so with an even more incisive maneuver. Tuttle Capital has filed to invest in “reverse-engineered alien technology”, reads the Financial Times.
The Financial Times is - as anyone knows - a British daily newspaper specializing in financial news and analysis of current economic events. Headquartered in London and with editorial offices in Great Britain, the United States, and continental Europe, the Financial Times is today considered the most important publication in the world of business, recording 11% more readers than the Wall Street Journal. The Financial Times - it goes without saying - represents one of the most authoritative and influential voices at a global level in the economic and financial field, a major point of reference for investors, analysts, and international spin doctors. And I wouldn't think it is an exaggeration to say it also acts as a spokesperson for a certain elite intent on orienting public opinion and spreading, when necessary, notifications of a revealing nature.
The news was reported in a recent article and it opens by highlighting the fact that UAPs are no longer only related to mere science fiction but they are instead a tangible reality. And, if not so long ago, they were indicated by the same newspaper as a serious risk for the entire financial and social system; today, they become, for the main financial players, a delicious dish not to be missed. Is that a contradiction? No, that is a simple strategy aimed at directing the markets and popular consciences and obtaining advantages in terms of technological development, power, and geopolitical influence.
Matter of fact - already in 2022 - the Financial Times drew attention to the topic by declaring that UFOs were a matter of primary importance for the global financial system. The newspaper argued that this phenomenon could constitute a serious risk of collapse for world markets, stating that "the truth is out there and perhaps the markets need to start realizing it" while recognizing this reality as a potential catalyst for innovation and radical transformations.
The key analysis point was not so much the existence of alien civilizations themselves, but that those Unidentified Flying Objects have always demonstrated a technology and operational capabilities that seem to defy the laws of known physics. From here a fear that did not derive so much from a possible hostile attitude on behalf of the UFOs, but from the uncertainty in their management.
The Financial Times compared this situation to that of “known - unknown risks”, such as the Omicron variant of Covid-19, in which people were aware of the emergence of a threat but were unaware of its timing and methods. As for UFOs, however, it would have been an “unknown -unknown”, that is a completely unpredictable risk that could have unpredictably shaken the markets, as long as this reality was recognized as a powerful trigger capable of revolutionizing entire sectors. And this is precisely the main reason that makes high finance and the strong powers tremble, that is, the inability to manage a reality that could subvert the entire social and financial system, taking away their predominance over the masses. That causes a greater fear than that represented by potential clashes between the West, China and Russia.
What worried investors then as now was:
- the Pentagon and Congress' increasing seriousness about the UAPs case examination;
- the statements from senior security officials who - while acknowledging the reality of the sightings - still could not explain their nature, even with the support of the best military experts;
- the images and telemetry data released by the Navy, which showed anomalous and unexplained movements;
- the testimonies from prominent figures such as retired Commander David Fravor’s;
- the establishment of a dedicated office (AARO), replacing the Navy's UAP Task Force, which had further centralized the collection and analysis of the UAP data;
- the existence of unlimited energy source along with mind blowing technological capabilities became a public information fact, as more or less confidential evidence has always demonstrated.
Tuttle Capital, an investment management firm known for its innovative and speculative approach, has recently applied for the exchange-traded fund “UFO Disclosure AI Powered”. The ETF, ticked with “UFOD,” is officially registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission. It is strategically designed to allocate at least 80% of its assets to a portfolio of companies that Tuttle Capital firmly believes are directly involved in advanced alien technologies or reverse-engineered innovations. The fund targets aerospace companies and defense contractors involved in research on classified technologies with the potential to create revolutionary advancements.
That financial product launch demonstrates high finance’s increasing
interest in extraterrestrial technologies. Investors, as the newspaper explains, have realized that, if the truth about UFOs were to be definitively revealed,
the implications would be paramount. Such a revelation could reshape many sectors, from aerospace, defense, energy and technological innovation. In summary, there is a potential trigger for change that, if managed effectively, could provide unparalleled and competitive advantages. Unfortunately, as mentioned earlier, that aligns primarily with the interests of those in power who
influence the direction of the world.
Who runs Tuttle Capital? Mr. Matthew Tuttle does! He is the CEO of Tuttle Capital who has a longstanding interest in the UFO phenomenon, even before it became a mainstream discussion topic in the investment world. His passion transcends mere curiosity and delves into the potential that - behind those phenomena - there might be highly advanced technologies capable of radically transforming the technological and defensive landscape. Since the beginning of his career, Mr. Tuttle has closely monitored various UFO sightings and theories, studying testimonies and pieces of evidence collected by independent observers, and analyzing the potential implications of government disclosure regarding previously secret technologies.
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But what lies beneath? On the one hand, there is a competitive advantage from revolutionary technologies that could reshape the global industrial scenario. On the other hand, there is an interest of a geopolitical nature. Since knowledge is power, controlling information and secret technologies helps anticipate or control the diffusion of such radical innovations that lead to an unprecedented strategic advantage.
Yet, this dynamic suggests that, beyond speculation and marketing strategies, some power levels hold a consolidated awareness about the existence of extraterrestrial technologies. Investment decisions in such ambitious fields rely on sophisticated analytical models and a thorough evaluation of risks and opportunities rather than on mere intuition.
In short, high finance has recognized that the UFOs represent more than just a fascinating mystery. They are real and hold great innovative and strategic value. Every market movement, and also the alien tech investment program, becomes part of a much larger picture. That creates a "dangerous" yet enticing possibility that could utterly change the balance of world power.
According to the Financial Times, if they soon revealed the truth about the existence of highly evolved alien civilizations, those who can read the signals and anticipate innovations would find themselves in an exceptionally advantageous position, bo economically com geopolitically.
Therefore, anything that the high finance states and performs is a notification from the powers that be: a signal that, behind the facade of any investment and market strategy, there is an awareness of alien civilizations and technology existence. That operating way - though distorted yet well-calibrated - appears to be aimed at laying the groundwork for a future revelation, a subtle "alarm" to prepare the people for a new reality. It is a pity that the typical qualities of the extraterrestrial civilizations, that have always been present and operating on our planet, that is transparency and good ethics are constantly sacrificed in the name of profit and power. The interest in UFOs is simply a strategic trigger that can only be activated by a select few to preserve their power. This is exactly why, even though discussions about aliens are becoming more common and major political, governmental, and financial institutions are increasingly interested in the subject, extraterrestrial civilizations are still often portrayed to the public as potential threats. Some powerful elite groups secretly act undisturbed, so as to obtain the maximum possible advantage on an economic, financial, strategic, technological and geopolitical level, thus consolidating their dominion and decisively influencing public opinion and global balances.
It is unlikely that the numerous UFO sightings in New Jersey last December
were just a coincidence. What happened was real and raised serious concerns among American institutions,
which are worried about the possibility of imminent mass contact. We know that
such an outcome would not be convenient for the powers to be.
It is
important to note that the UFO sightings – labeled as “drones” by the mainstream for
obvious reasons – have prompted significant actions. In certain areas, particularly close to critical
infrastructure and airports, authorities have implemented extraordinary
security measures. Such measures include the temporary suspension of flights and restrictions on air traffic.
There has been a
significant increase in debates and parliamentary inquiries in the United
States regarding the phenomenon of drones, which has prompted new
investigations by intelligence agencies, including the FBI. Similar discussions
have occurred in other countries' parliaments, such as Brazil, Argentina,
Mexico, and even Malta. Additionally, in Brussels, a team of researchers from
over 15 countries has requested the establishment of a European commission
dedicated to studying and monitoring the UFO phenomenon.
Extraterrestrial
reality is increasingly undeniable, attracting major financial interests and influencing
politics and geopolitics. Such a phenomenology should prompt us to reflect on
how it is capable of shaping global
dynamics and affecting power strategies.
The prospect of
contact with "others" is increasingly being taken seriously,
especially after recent scientific discoveries. Analysis of materials collected
from the asteroid "Bennu"
has revealed traces of DNA, RNA, amino acids, and other essential substances
for life. That finding has revived the cosmic
panspermia theory, challenging the
notion that life in the Universe is solely a privilege of our solar system. The use of artificial
intelligence highlights the increasing interest in the Extra-Terrestrial Hypothesis
(UFO-Eth). In recent years, more than 400 university theses have been written on this topic.
Additionally, quantum teleportation, once considered a concept of
science fiction, is now opening new frontiers. That development further fuels
the debate about the potential reality that distant civilizations may have
actually visited us.
Since 2017, after 70 years of cover-ups, we have been
witnessing an increasing prevalence of UFO information, with mainstream sources
no longer hesitant to disclose it. Questions from the government, former
military officials, and politicians indicate that the UFO phenomenon has entered public discussions. More and more
evidence, testimonies, and official statements are contributing to the
understanding that this is a steady reality rather than a matter of speculation.
A pertinent example is former American intelligence officer David Grusch who recently released an
official testimony. During a hearing under oath at the US Congress, he declared
the existence of secret government programs focused on the recovery and study of non-terrestrial aircraft,
including bodies of non-human origin. Not to mention the most recent statement
released by Jon Kosloski, director of the AARO (All-Domain Anomaly
Resolution Office) of the US Department of Defense, who admitted: “There
are interesting cases [of UFOs] that, with my background in physics and
engineering and time in intelligence, I don’t understand. And I don’t know
anyone else who does.”
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In summary, the study
of the UFO/UAP phenomenon now
transcends borders. It involves governments, military alliances, the financial
sector, and large industrial groups, inevitably intersecting with political and geopolitical interests. There
is a growing interest that drives all parties involved to pursue personal
advantages and profits. However, they often overlook the most important aspect
of the issue: the existence of extraterrestrial realities presents opportunities and benefits for the whole of
humanity, not just for a select few who are solely motivated by profit and
hunger for power and domination.
What we must
understand is that the actions of high finance are not merely expressions of
curiosity towards a fascinating and mysterious phenomenon. Instead, they
represent a calculated strategy by the
powers to be, designed to lay the groundwork for a future revelation. Those
operations conceal a hidden message intended
to gradually shape public opinion,
making it more likely to accept a reality that will soon be officially
presented without significant resistance. That reality is likely to be
presented in a biased manner,
ensuring that those in power maintain control over the narrative and the balance of power. Unfortunately, such
strategies are completely ineffective. Extraterrestrial civilizations do not
share values of oppression or the
logic of domination. Their advanced
technology and knowledge render every human plan, no matter how ambitious,
insignificant, and easily disregarded
when they see fit.
Sante Pagano, March 19, 2025
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