Trader Turds

$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. 💵