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What is GmeStop? All You Need to Know About GMEGmeStop is a meme coin inspired by the Short Squeeze of the Stocks of an American Video game retailer, GameStop Corporation. It aims to challenge the American financial securities system by introducing inclusion into GameStop Stock.2024-07-23
GameStop Raises $450M in Financing but Fails to Ignite Market EnthusiasmGameStop recently raised $450 million through the issuance of convertible bonds, sparking market speculation about its potential investment in Bitcoin, but GME's stock price has been sluggish, and investor sentiment remains cautious.2025-07-01
GameStop Makes Another Move: Is Bitcoin Becoming a Core Asset? Debt Financing Sparks Market TurmoilGameStop announced the issuance of $1.75 billion zero-coupon convertible bonds, with market speculation suggesting that the funds will continue to be invested in Bitcoin, or may signify its transition to a holding company. This article analyzes the logic behind its strategy.2025-06-18

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GameStop Latest News: GME Stock Price Plunges 22% in a Single DayOn May 28, GameStop used $513 million in cash to purchase 4,710 bitcoins, becoming the 13th largest corporate holder of bitcoin in the world.2025-06-16
GME Supply in 2025: Analysis for Web3 Gaming InvestorsExplore GME supply dynamics in 2025, including tokenomics, distribution, and its role in GameStops NFT marketplace.2025-06-10
Daily News | GameFi Sector Led the Market; Roaring Kitty Disclosed 180 Million GME Holdings; Solana Issued Nearly 500K Tokens in MayThe GameFi sector led the market_ Roaring Kitty disclosed 180 million GME holdings, and GameStop surged overnight_ Solana issued nearly 500,000 tokens in May.2024-06-04

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2026-05-19 03:37The Gate CFD contract stock section has launched 53 trading pairs, supporting 4x fixed leverageGate News, citing Gate’s official announcement The Gate CFD contract stock section has launched 53 CFD trading pairs, offering fixed 4x leverage. The newly listed pairs include SHLD (GLOBAL X Defense Tech ETF), DRAM (Roundhill Memory ETF), GME (GameStop), NBIX (Neurocrine Biosciences), BAX (Becton International), KMI (Kindel Morgan), CFG (Citizens Financial Group), Z (Zillow Group), DVN (Devon Energy), ADP (Automatic Data Processing), and more. The minimum order quantity for each trading pair is 0.1. CFD contracts are derivatives in the form of contracts for difference (CFD) of traditional financial assets, covering metals, foreign exchange, indices, commodities, and popular US stocks.2026-05-07 20:41GME Shares Decline 2.98% Today After Cohen's eBay Account SuspensionAccording to market data cited in reports, GameStop shares declined 2.98% today to $24.43 after CEO Ryan Cohen disclosed that eBay suspended his personal seller account two days following GameStop's $56 billion unsolicited takeover bid for the platform. The account was later restored. GameStop proposed to acquire eBay for $125 per share in a half-cash, half-stock transaction, valuing the company at approximately $56 billion. However, the bid has raised financing concerns, as GameStop's market value of around $11 billion is far below the acquisition price. The company received a $20 billion financing letter from TD Securities, but analysts have questioned the transaction's feasibility without substantial debt or share issuance.2026-01-23 04:15Gate will shut down lending for 15 tokens, including CEEK, GME, MAGA, and others, on January 26.Gate News bot message, according to the official Gate announcement Gate will disable the new lending feature in the unified account spot leverage, margin lending, and isolated margin starting from 16:00 (UTC+8) on January 26, 2026. The affected tokens include CEEK, CTA, EVER, GME, HAI, MAGA, SPS, UNFI, WRX, ALPACA, ART, LL, PIG, RARI, and SEAM, totaling 15 cryptocurrencies. Users with existing outstanding loans must repay by 16:00 (UTC+8) on January 27, 2026. If not handled in time, the system will automatically execute the repayment at that time. This adjustment does not affect spot trading functions.

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LowCapGemHunter

LowCapGemHunter

1 hours ago
I admit that short selling is a topic many people are curious about, especially when the stock market crashes hard and some can smile and shine, right? How do they make a profit while we're losing everything? The answer is short selling itself — a strategy that makes "the more the price drops, the more money you make." This may seem simple, but the hidden risks are greater than you think. Let's start with the basics: short selling is actually borrowing stocks to sell at a high price, then waiting for the price to fall so you can buy them back at a lower price. The profit is the difference between the selling price and the buy-back price. Simply put, it's selling something you don't own yet and buying it back later. Imagine easily: your friend has a phone worth 30,000 baht. You borrow it and sell it immediately. A week later, a new model comes out, and the price drops to 20,000 baht. You buy it back from your friend. Your profit is 10,000 baht. That’s the principle of short selling. But here’s where you need to be careful: losses from short selling are unlimited. If you buy stocks normally, the maximum loss is limited to your invested amount. But with short selling, stock prices can rise without limit, meaning your losses can also be unlimited. The most painful case was in 2021, when retail investors from Reddit fought back against short sellers on GameStop. The price soared from $20 to $483 in a short period. The hedge fund Melvin Capital, which shorted GME, lost over $6.8 billion in just one month. This story was made into the movie "The Big Short." If the price rises instead of falling, a margin call occurs. You need to add funds quickly. If you don’t, your broker will automatically close your position. And if the price surges sharply, you might be forced to close at the worst possible price. Another risk is called a Short Squeeze, which happens when a heavily shorted stock’s price suddenly jumps. Short sellers rush to close their positions, pushing the price even higher. This creates a vicious cycle. Most victims are investors who shorted too much without stop-loss orders. Another factor to consider is the borrow rate — the fee for borrowing stocks. Borrowing isn’t free; it’s charged daily. For heavily shorted stocks, the borrow rate can reach 30-100% per year. If you hold a short position for a long time without the price dropping, these fees can eat up all your profits. In Thailand, short selling is legal but heavily regulated. Since July 1, 2024, the SET has updated its rules: stocks eligible for short selling must have a market cap of at least 7.5 billion baht, a free float of at least 20%, and a 12-month average monthly turnover of at least 2%. This means small, illiquid stocks cannot be shorted. There’s also an Uptick Rule: the short sale price must be higher than the last traded price. This rule prevents short sellers from taking advantage during a downward price trend. Why am I sharing this? Because I see many people want to try short selling but don’t fully understand the risks. If you’re a beginner, I recommend exploring other options first, such as CFDs with automatic stop-loss or inverse ETFs. These allow you to experience shorting in a declining market without facing the unlimited loss risk of direct short selling. Short selling is suitable for investors with at least 2-3 years of experience, deep understanding of technical and fundamental analysis, and most importantly, discipline to cut losses always. Without these qualities, the risks can become uncontrollable.
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MEVHunterNoLoss

MEVHunterNoLoss

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Recently, I saw someone discussing short squeeze again, so I’ll organize my understanding of what a short squeeze means to give friends who want to learn about shorting a clear reminder. Simply put, a short squeeze is the process where short positions are forced out of the market. It’s not just a straightforward rise, but a phenomenon that compels short sellers to cover their positions. Imagine you bet that a stock will fall, but instead the stock price keeps soaring, your margin starts to run low, and you’re finally forced to buy back at a high price to close your position—that’s the feeling of being squeezed out. I’ve observed a few classic cases. The GME incident was the most impressive. Wall Street institutions heavily shorted this gaming company, with short interest exceeding 140% of the float. As a result, retail investors on Reddit united and, in just two weeks, pushed the stock from $30 to $483, causing short sellers to lose over $5 billion. The stock price kept climbing, and due to margin calls, short sellers were forced to cover, leading to more buying pressure and a typical short squeeze cycle. A week later, the price dropped more than 80% again. Another example is Tesla. This electric vehicle company had long been loss-making, with a mountain of short interest. But starting in 2020, its fundamentals suddenly improved—its Shanghai factory exploded onto the scene, and the stock price skyrocketed sixfold in just half a year. Later, it experienced stock splits and further gains, rising nearly 20 times in two years. This is a classic fundamental-driven natural short squeeze, with heavy losses for short sellers. So, when is the most likely time for a short squeeze, as mentioned in the “what does a short squeeze mean” context? Usually, several conditions occur simultaneously: very high short interest, a relatively small float, high market attention, plus a positive news catalyst or the main capital pushing the stock up. Once the stock starts rising rapidly, short sellers are forced to cover to cut losses, and as buying pressure increases, a short squeeze can easily form. My advice is, instead of blindly shorting, ask yourself three questions first: Can I control the maximum loss of this short position? Is there a clear stop-loss if the price moves against me? Does this stock have the conditions for a short squeeze? Especially pay attention when short interest is high, trading volume suddenly surges, and the price breaks above key moving averages—these are signs that the market may already be unfavorable for shorts. At this point, the best approach is often not to hold on stubbornly but to reduce or exit the position. Once the short interest worsens, it’s usually not a good idea to “wait and see,” but to act quickly before the risk escalates. If the short interest exceeds 40-50% of the float, I recommend closing out early even if the stock is weak. Also, observe the RSI indicator; when RSI drops below 20, it indicates an oversold condition, suggesting a potential reversal. At that point, it’s best to exit promptly, or you risk falling into a short squeeze. For safer shorting, my experience suggests choosing major indices or large-cap stocks, because these assets have huge liquidity and are less likely to have excessively high short interest. In a bear market, borrowing stocks to short can lead to forced buy-ins, so using CFD contracts might be more suitable—they allow you to adjust leverage, go long or short, and set stop-loss and take-profit levels in advance. The danger of a short squeeze isn’t just because it rises quickly, but because it can cause traders to unknowingly shift from manageable risk to an asymmetric loss structure. A truly mature trader doesn’t just jump in when they see a squeeze, nor do they short just because others are shorting. Instead, they assess whether the odds are favorable first. If you can evaluate the risk-reward ratio before entering, the kind of risk described in “what does a short squeeze mean” won’t be an unpredictable black swan, but a risk that must be taken seriously during the trading process.
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