Roaring Kitty (real name Keith Gill), a U.S. stock trader who once led the myth of "retail investors vs. Wall Street", tweeted again after three years, sparking heated discussions in the market. Gill bought GameStop stock GME, which had been losing money for many years, in 2019 and showed screenshots of the transaction on Reddit, which attracted a large number of retail investors to follow up. In January 2021, GME's stock price soared, and Gill's assets increased several times, attracting the attention of Wall Street institutions. When a well-known hedge fund announced that it was short GME, the Reddit retail investor group launched a short squeeze campaign, pushing GME's stock price to a maximum of $347, an increase of nearly 19 times. The incident was made into a documentary by Netflix, and it also gave birth to the MEME bull market in the crypto community. Although Gill did not buy cryptocurrencies, the culture of resistance he led echoed the culture of the crypto community. After Gill tweeted again, GME's weekly increase reached as high as 80%, a new high since 2022.