Trump’s February 2026 directive launched the PURSUE program, ordering agencies to identify and release decades of UAP records on a rolling basis, with the first two tranches posted in May. This followed years of congressional hearings, AARO reports, and pressure from lawmakers like Anna Paulina Luna. The Pentagon has already uploaded batches of videos, audio, and documents describing orbs and unexplained sightings, while confirming additional releases every few weeks as reviews continue across millions of files. Bipartisan calls for fuller disclosure, including recent whistleblower appearances, sustain momentum, though the sheer volume of paper records and inter-agency coordination create natural pacing limits for any market tied to specific deadlines.