On “extracting” I’m suing Baton Corporation Ltd and its three co-founders, Alon Cohen, Dylan Kerler and Noah Tweedale, in the Supreme Court of Nova Scotia, file 558195. It’s filed, it’s public, and a judge decides it on the evidence. If that’s extracting, here’s what I’m extracting: 1. The full amount in my claim. Not a dollar more, not a penny less. 2. An olive branch: a way for them to put this behind them without this court finding them liable. 3. An amount I believe they can afford, and still far below the pain, suffering and abuse I’ve been put through. Here’s why. In 2024 they told English police that Baton owned and ran pumpdotfun, and that Baton was the victim. Noah told them Baton “owns PUMP.” Alon called it “the pumpdotfun website that we own and run.” Dylan described himself as a co-founder of Baton alongside Noah and Alon. The Crown charged me with Baton named as “the victim company.” I went to prison. On 15 October 2026, in the RICO case against them in New York, the same four filed an Answer denying that Baton is “Pumpdotfun” or does business as “Pumpdotfun,” and calling Noah Baton’s “sole founder.” Both can’t be true. Either they lied to put me in jail, or they’re lying now to keep from paying billions. Pick one. My conviction is under review by the Criminal Cases Review Commission (ref 01714/2026). And I’m CW-1 in Aguilar v. Baton. I named myself, and the chats in that complaint came from me.