GameStop Corp. (GME) shares have risen sharply, climbing from $21 to $30 and closing up 16% over the last two days, with a 5% gain on the most recent trading day. Intraday, the stock was up 6%. Implied volatility (IV30) has increased, and 6,000 June $40 call options traded up to $1.27. Key resistance levels cited by traders include $32.17 and $35.47. The surge in GameStop stock coincided with the company's social media account following Hal Finney, a prominent figure in the Bitcoin community. This has led to speculation about a potential Bitcoin-related announcement or investment by GameStop, though no official confirmation has been made. KindlyMD, Inc. announced a change of its NASDAQ ticker symbol from 'KDLY' to 'NAKA' effective May 23, 2025, after the approval of its merger with Nakamoto Holdings Inc., a Bitcoin-native holding company. KDLY shares were up 20% premarket and reached nearly $27 in after-hours trading. The new ticker reflects KindlyMD's adoption of a Bitcoin treasury strategy. The current price of NAKA is reported at $22.07. Tim Pickett is CEO of KindlyMD, and David Bailey is CEO of Nakamoto. In legal news, Andrew Left, founder of Citron Research and known for his bearish positions on companies like GameStop, is seeking to have fraud charges dropped. His legal team, led by James Spertus, argues that the market manipulation case does not align with the Trump administration's priorities. A pre-trial hearing is scheduled for June 2025.