GameStop has signaled a dramatic strategic shift, transferring its entire Bitcoin treasury to crypto exchange Coinbase Prime as CEO Ryan Cohen declares that pursuing “transformative” acquisitions is now “way more compelling than Bitcoin.” The move, involving 4,710 BTC valued at approximately $362 million, raises immediate questions about a potential sale and marks a significant turn for the meme-stock pioneer that had embraced cryptocurrency as a core treasury asset. This pivot comes as the company returns to profitability and its shares surged over 8% following Cohen’s announcement, highlighting investor focus on its next chapter beyond digital asset speculation.
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Robinhood CEO: Tokenization Could Have Prevented GameStop Halt
Five years after the GameStop trading frenzy forced Robinhood to restrict purchases, CEO Vlad Tenev points to tokenization as the solution that could have prevented the crisis, blaming outdated settlement infrastructure. However, financial experts counter that traditional brokerages navigated similar surges without incident, suggesting Robinhood’s own capital and risk management shortcomings were the true bottleneck. As the SEC reiterates that tokenized securities must adhere to existing laws, the debate highlights the tension between technological innovation and fundamental financial safeguards.
about Robinhood CEO: Tokenization Could Have Prevented GameStop HaltGameStop Q3 Earnings Miss Estimates as Bitcoin Gains Shrink
GameStop’s third-quarter earnings for 2025 fell sharply short of Wall Street’s expectations, delivering a dual blow of declining core sales and diminished gains from its substantial Bitcoin holdings. The disappointing report, which revealed revenue of $821 million against estimates of $987.29 million, sent shares tumbling over 4% on Wednesday, continuing the stock’s retreat from a brief rally earlier in the year and highlighting the volatile interplay between traditional retail struggles and cryptocurrency investments.
about GameStop Q3 Earnings Miss Estimates as Bitcoin Gains ShrinkBeyond Meat Stock Plunges After 1,435% Meme Rally
Beyond Meat shares have plummeted from their recent peak after an astonishing 1,435% surge over six days, testing the resilience of a retail-driven meme stock phenomenon reminiscent of GameStop’s 2021 mania. The plant-based food company’s stock, which reached a high of $7.69 on Wednesday before falling 53.45% to $3.58 by market close and continuing to decline to $2.91, represents both the explosive potential and extreme volatility of social media-fueled trading movements. As analysts debate whether this is a healthy correction or the beginning of the end for the speculative rally, the fundamental weaknesses of Beyond Meat—including never having turned a profit since going public and recently conducting a debt swap that heavily diluted equity—cast doubt on the sustainability of its recent gains.
about Beyond Meat Stock Plunges After 1,435% Meme RallyBeyond Meat Meme Rally Fades as Stock Tumbles 20%
Beyond Meat’s stock experienced a dramatic 1,438% surge last week, driven by meme stock frenzy and a short squeeze. However, the rally proved unsustainable as shares have since tumbled nearly 20%, highlighting the risks of chasing speculative investments detached from fundamentals.
about Beyond Meat Meme Rally Fades as Stock Tumbles 20%Beyond Meat Soars 90% on Meme Stock Frenzy Despite Weak Fundamentals
Beyond Meat shares exploded 90% to $6.80 in a classic meme stock rally driven by retail traders, short covering, and ETF inclusion, yet the company’s fundamental deterioration continues unabated with a 20% year-over-year revenue decline and persistent losses. This dramatic price movement represents a dangerous disconnect between market enthusiasm and business reality, echoing patterns seen in previous meme stock collapses like GameStop and AMC.
about Beyond Meat Soars 90% on Meme Stock Frenzy Despite Weak FundamentalsMeme Stock BYND Soars 90% as Markets Await Earnings
Beyond Meat shares exploded 90% to $6.84 on extraordinary volume of 834 million shares as meme stock mania returns, driven by short covering, an expanded Walmart partnership, and inclusion in the Roundhill Meme Stock ETF. Meanwhile, Amazon received another analyst upgrade ahead of earnings while Netflix slumped after missing expectations. Markets remain cautious amid uncertainty over potential Trump-Xi trade talks that could prolong trade tensions and tariff risks.
about Meme Stock BYND Soars 90% as Markets Await EarningsBeyond Meat Stock Surges 963% in Meme Stock Frenzy
Beyond Meat has become the epicenter of the latest meme stock phenomenon, skyrocketing 963% over five trading days as retail investors target what they perceive as one of the market’s most heavily shorted stocks. Drawing direct parallels to the 2021 GameStop saga, traders from Reddit’s WallStreetBets and X are attempting to engineer another short squeeze, fueled by extreme short interest that peaked at 82% and trading volatility that forced Nasdaq to halt BYND trading four times in a single day. The plant-based food company, despite being down 85% from its all-time high, has become the latest battleground between retail investors and short sellers.
about Beyond Meat Stock Surges 963% in Meme Stock FrenzyBitcoin Surge, GME Frenzy & Tether Debate Dominate Crypto Week
Bitcoin’s brief surge past $113,000, renewed GameStop trading frenzy, and ongoing Tether transparency debates are defining this week’s crypto narrative. Market intelligence from Santiment reveals these three topics dominating social discussions, highlighting a market where emotion and fundamentals collide. The Federal Reserve’s crypto-friendly remarks sparked capital rotation from gold to Bitcoin, while cross-market sentiment links meme stocks with speculative crypto assets amid ongoing governance debates and market collapses.
about Bitcoin Surge, GME Frenzy & Tether Debate Dominate Crypto WeekBeyond Meat Stock Soars 388% in Meme Stock Frenzy
Beyond Meat shares skyrocketed 388% in just two days, driven by meme stock mania and a powerful short squeeze. The plant-based protein company’s addition to a meme ETF and expanded Walmart partnership fueled the explosive rally, though questions remain about its sustainability given persistent fundamental weaknesses including a 20% year-over-year revenue decline and ongoing losses.
about Beyond Meat Stock Soars 388% in Meme Stock FrenzyGME vs AMC: Can Fallen Meme Stocks Spike Again?
The meme stock frenzy of 2021 may have faded from mainstream headlines, but dedicated traders continue holding GameStop and AMC Entertainment shares with what they call ‘diamond hands.’ While both stocks have quieted significantly in recent quarters, the fundamental question remains whether either could experience another explosive surge driven by retail trader coordination rather than business performance. This analysis examines the current state, recent price action, and future potential of these iconic meme stocks that continue to capture the imagination of WallStreetBets traders.
about GME vs AMC: Can Fallen Meme Stocks Spike Again?Rigetti Computing’s 112% Surge: Quantum Hype Meets Meme Stock Fever
Rigetti Computing (NASDAQ:RGTI) has become the latest market phenomenon, with its stock price surging 112% over the past month in a volatile mix of genuine quantum computing breakthroughs and meme stock mania. The company’s shares have climbed from below $15 to over $31, driven by retail trader enthusiasm comparing quantum technology to ‘the next AI’ and analyst optimism, despite financial fundamentals that lag far behind its soaring $10 billion valuation. This dramatic rise echoes the GameStop frenzy of 2021, creating a high-stakes environment where speculative fever threatens to outpace technological reality.
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