Kevin Holder

$BYND is going to be a much bigger story than GameStop. Here’s why: 1) The Core Thesis 💥 The $GME short squeeze in 2021 was a perfect storm - fundamentals, market structure, and algorithms colliding. Short interest was over 120% of float, and Wall Street wasn’t prepared for a young, coordinated Reddit community led by Roaring Kitty. That fight became a global legend. Netflix made "Eat the Rich", YouTube covered it endlessly. Everyone remembers it as the moment retail beat the system. Today, almost everyone who saw that story thinks: “I wish I had joined back then.” This time, it’s not Reddit vs. Wall Street. It’s everyone chasing their own “GME moment.” 2) The Structural Change 📈 Robinhood was just the very beginning - the spark that started global mass adoption of retail trading. Since then, the movement has gone worldwide - with hundreds of millions of retail trading accounts now across platforms like Webull, Revolut, eToro, and countless others. In 2021, only a small online crowd found $GME. In 2025, everyone from teenagers to grandparents has a trading app - and they’ll discover $BYND not through Reddit, but through TikTok, YouTube, Discord, Roblox, Telegram, and in-app feeds. This time, it’s not a battle between retail and hedge funds - it’s a battle between human greed and timing. 3) The Money Flow 💰 In January 2021, total U.S. M2 money supply = $19.36 trillion. Today, it’s $22.2 trillion (Fed data, Aug 2025). That’s $2.8 trillion more cash circulating in the system - more liquidity, more retail capital, more fuel for volatility. Add to that: the average retail investor’s inflow in 1H 2025 was a record $155 billion, even higher than during the 2021 meme boom. 👉 In short 💡 Wall Street is ready. Algos are smarter. But this time, the crowd is much bigger - and far more connected. History is unrepeatable, but human greed is unstoppable. 💵

$BYND zero share available with a fee of 30.25%

$BYND ~ 2,200 % / 22x potential in terms of gap fill if volume comes in following earnings, PRs, hype, etc Way more upside than down. Nice to know that retail investors either personally buy their products or are aware of their presence on shelves

$BYND institutional ownership keeps rising while the stock keeps getting buried. Either smart money is trapped too… or this is one of the clearest examples of size averaging into a falling knife. Not exactly the flex bulls think it is.