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When I wrote "Power to the Players" (the last post I made for Superstonk), I was done talking about the warrants.

Nobody seemed to care. Somehow no one else was catching on.

Or if they did they were keeping it to themselves.

No one asked any questions and the top posts were all nonsense. Just noise so I was signing off for good.

With an underwhelming response, that would've been my actual last post here.

But just when I thought I was out...ya'll dragged me back the fuck in.

So lfg.
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**Disclaimer before we fucking go:**
***I'm going to say some crazy shit here.***
***I love GameStop and I'm obviously obsessed (I have hours of GameStop options chain trading all the way back to 2021 - we're talking multiple external drives and storage).***
***I try to apply critical thinking, reasoning and logic to information/data.***
***I do research and deep dives.***
***That being said, I'm not and I have never been a financial advisor and I have no plans in any timeline to ever be one.***
***Trust nothing here or anywhere at face value.***
***I invite skepticism. The point is to have a discussion.***
***So be skeptical always. Of me, of you, of everything.***
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Okay, now that that's over here's a TLCR for those of who you can't read good.
**Too Long Can't Read**
1. Talking about warrants good. GameStop did warrants for reason.
2. But.
3. Talking about what warrants do to options better.
4. Warrants make it so big bad guy can't add more contracts than exist now.
5. That mean less power for big bad.
6. That mean more power for player.
7. Big bad want big spread like this all over GameStop adjusted options -> (I bid $10 for contract. Seller asking for $200)
8. Big bad scared of this -> (I bid $25 for contract. Seller asking for $27).
9. Damn it. This too long. Hold on.
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**Can't Read**

People need talk about the options with warrants. Share ideas and stuff you see in the adjusted option chain.
Talking about the options is not same as buy options. Information power. Stop being scared pussy cat. Be brave kitty.
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Okay! Phew.
Now that that's over.
Dear God that was excruciating.
Here is the part for those of who you who CAN read, are willing to fight against the fatigue and get some real fucking information that isn't just noise.
**Part 1** \- Addresses how the conversation about warrants is being steered in the wrong direction.
**Part 2** \- The shit you need to hear but people aren't saying enough + The reasons why the warrant options are so powerful.
**Part 3** \- In depth answers to questions you asked in Power to the Players.

GameStop is yours.

Ryan and the board have provided a world free of fragmentation.

And in doing, so they've given the players power.

Players can rise.

Maybe frighteningly fast.

And even though there will never be another Roaring Kitty.

We could see a rise of new Kitty like players amongst all of us who have been from the start.

The rise of the players.
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# 1. THE OMINOUS INFLUENCE IN SUPERSTONK
Maybe many of you think and feel as I do on this.
**I think we are all being successfully manipulated every single day of our lives.**
It sounds insane I know.
But so did the thought of a bunch of "elites" performing rituals, sacrifices and all kinds of perverse behavior on a global scale.
That doesn't instantly validate every conspiracy but I think it definitely supports asking more questions before dismissing them, especially if they're not about something supernatural or that far outside the realm of reality.
Even though I think my experience/obsession in psychology along with consistent therapeutic work could be why I'm here saying all this shit to you, I could also still just be being manipulated as I write this.

**We are all susceptible to manipulation.**

Most human beings don't understand their brains all that well.
Even the research by the experts supports that even they are still limited in their understanding of how our brains work.
I think there are people of influence on the other side of GameStop, that have a desperate need to control the GameStop by any means necessary.
And by my logic, that means controlling you.
The player.

**If you control the minds of the players then you control the game.**
The way casinos and supermarkets use tactics to control their consumers, I think we are all controlled in a similar fashion except much more subtle and with greater reach to everything we consume.
Every social media app.
Every advertisement you don't even notice.
All the stimuli in your face when you turn on your gaming console.
The language models.
Everything.
If it can be influenced, in any way, then I believe it is.
Because I think, at such an exceptional time as this, GameStop has presented all of you with the potential to be a real fucking headache.
So even though you might not think you're worth the time, cost and effort of being manipulated that aggressively. Think twice.

**THIS IS WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE HERE**

1. Some nobody OP posts about the options chain for warrants.
2. This nobody starts to get traction and a response somehow.
3. Respond by controlling the warrant discussion.
4. Push the top post (which right now with plus 6,100 votes up is Burry just saying "shorts not forever") and push the top warrant post with nearly 5,000 votes (also Burry but with completely the wrong focus).
5. Push warrants in DRS.
6. Push a focus on warrant volume instead of warrant option chain.
**RESULT**
Everyone is talking more about the warrants. **A+**
Very few are talking about the adjusted options chain. **D**
No one is talking about the wide spreads. **F**
No one is talking about the hidden buy orders. **F**
No one is talking about the bizarre algorithmic patterns in the bid and ask sizes. **F**
No one is sharing photos of the adjusted options chain. **F-**

**So they keep the warrants options chain as barren as possible (despite the extreme potential for value there)**
**No one learns more about the possible strongest tactic they're using in plain sight to suppress the price**
**And crime photos aren't being shared**
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# 2. TOUGH LOVE
You all need to get the fuck over your fear of options.
I'm not encouraging buying options.
But I'm sure many of you know, that they are kind of important.
The squeeze happened because of options buying and learning.
In my opinion, every squeeze has happened due to the war in the options.
Many steps were taken to introduce fear of options including the removal of the buy button, near endless halts, fragmentation (basically dilution) by adding an absurd amount of strikes and expiration dates and more.
I'm not saying I'm anti DRS.
I have direct registered positions. I will have more. But I have no idea what the fuck that will actually do in this place and I'm still working out the logic.
I have nothing really to compare it to in order to say this was an effective means of a fight exactly like this one.
I know fundamentals haven't meant shit to GameStop value so Burry's post about GameStop deals, while could obviously be great for the company and the long term, that wouldn't do shit for GameStop value except for to be used as an explanation for what really happened in the background within the market itself (the same way mainstream media is used to explain price movement or control hype).
In this situation, I've said it before and I'll say it again, GameStop could buy the universe. The stock would still dip.
Why would it matter once if it didn't matter before when it absolutely should have mattered before?
To add to that, another thing I can wrap my head around and understand is how the options chain could be used by the market to determine the current value of a stock.
I understand that, the options market is a place where it's easiest to instill fear due to the loss people can incur over buying shares.
It makes sense as a means for control that can't really be challenged and can simultaneously appear fair.
I have watched and documented the options market for GameStop from 2021 to present day 2026. And I've watched many other options for other companies and ETF's.
In my limited experience, GameStop has stood alone in the strange behavior territory and that has increased even more so since the issuance of the warrants.
The biggest issue I was running into the options chain was the constant fragmentation because the exchanges can add strikes and expirys all over the place which meant that even if someone was bidding all day on all the contracts, and by doing so closing the wide spreads, then they could just add more ground that needed to be covered.
Then they could create wide spreads in the newly added shit.
And that can suppress the price by communicating a kind of "uncertainty" to the algorithm (calculus on top of calculus on top of calculus) that decides what number we see as the value of the stock.
GameStop then issued the warrants and created an options chain that **CANNOT BE FRAGMENTED.**
**NO NEW STRIKES CAN BE ADDED.**
**NO NEW EXPIRATION DATES CAN BE ADDED.**
**THERE ARE ONLY 7 EXPIRATION DATES LEFT.**
**AFTER APRIL 17TH, THAT WILL BE DOWN TO 6.**
**THERE AREN'T THAT MANY STRIKES AS IS EVEN WITHIN ALL THE DATES.**
**WHICH MEANS LESS GROUND TO COVER.**
**MUCH EASIER TO SEE ALL THE SPREADS CLOSED.**
**AND AT THAT POINT IT WON'T MAKE A DIFFERENCE NO MATTER WHAT THEY DO.**
**EVEN AFTER THE HALTS THAT WILL DEFINITELY COME.**
**EVEN IF THEY REMOVE THE BUY BUTTON AGAIN.**
**EVEN IF THEY USE SOME NEW SHIT THEY HAVE READY.**
**ONCE THE SPREADS ARE CLOSED AND THE ADJUSTED OPTIONS CHAIN NO LONGER HAS WIDE SPREADS, IT WILL STAY LIKE THAT.**
**AND CONTROL WILL BE LOST.**
And I think, GameStop could explode in value.
The players have to overcome fear.
Find the balls to brave enough to talk about these adjusted options and ask stupid questions relentlessly until you get answers you understand or don't.
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I'm going to end this here, I lost most of the day today (Wednesday April 8th) writing all this which is hours away from personal shit that really needs my attention, hours away from bidding in the adjusted options chain (still documenting on other devices) and even after last time, I don't expect most of you to read this far.
# 3. Below I'll provide an answer to some of the questions I received in my last post "Power to the Players"
**1. Someone asked about research/strategy for ordinary guy.**
\- I too, am very ordinary friend. I don't mind sharing what I do but I have to be clear that this is not a recommendation. I'll do step A - D to make it simple.
a. For me and only for me, I learn by getting my hands dirty. I need to feel every piece and tool before I can apply reasoning to it. So being in the options and monitoring it daily was the best research. I started very small and dove in. I think experience is the best teacher here. I had to learn to overcome emotion, learn how the colors (red and green) influenced my behavior, and what to ignore that seems important and what to focus on that doesn't appear as important.
b. Anything I read or learn, I try to explain it to someone else or even a mirror or I record myself. If I can't put it into my own words as something that I can't rationalize then I need to ask more questions about it. I try to rely on peer reviewed sources and sometimes I use AI but they they are tricky to use well so I try to limit how much I depend on it.
c. At the moment I bid $1 or $2 above the current bid (mostly in the June adjusted date on all the way to the last adjusted date in Jan 21, 2028 now since April 17 is right around the corner). I'm still bidding in April 17 GME/WS but very carefully. I try to exercise every contract I have considering I believe that is the best way to obtain the warrants (you get 10 warrants for each contract you exercise) and because the dates are so spread out I can't do it as often as I'd like so I try to take advantage of that.
I think many traders may do the same if they see what I see.
d. I go up in my bids in increments of $1 and $2, carefully but also quickly especially if there's a wide spread (treating it like the bidding war that it is). I hit nearly every strike and if you're watching the adjusted options chain you can likely tell it's me because the wide spreads make it so it's really obvious when they're being closed a dollar at a time. I'm only bidding 1 or 2 contracts at a time, even though you'll see a much bigger size move, which I believe is a means of control by algos/automation in place by market makers and or funds. It is something that has been deemed as normal market behavior but I think it's particularly unusual when it comes to GameStop in a way that is very questionable.
2. Someone asked about when to exercise the warrants.
\- I think you received a great answer. After the stock explodes above $32 in value, I am ready to buy the shares in a way that directly helps GameStop and at less then it will be trading at when that happens.
\- Since exercising still requires having to pay for each warrant, I am using a strategy that involves the adjusted options for GameStop to generate enough liquidity to exercise all of my warrants. It's a circle of life kind of thing where the grass feeds the antelope and the antelope feeds the lion.
3. A few people mentioned options being complicated.
\- They are designed to appear complicated. In my opinion, simplification is key.
\- I think the most effective I can do is continue being as active as possible in the adjusted options chain. I'm bidding nearly every day. Based on what I've seen and what I've noticed over countless hours of observation, it to me appears that the best moves I can make involve very fast bid replacement in increments of $1, $2 or $3 in strikes that have incredibly wide spreads which is nearly everywhere. I'm not certain activity in one day is instantly reflected in the stock value that day, but I've noticed some correlations that are hard to ignore. I am very careful not to use up all my liquidity so I can participate everyday which means many days I don't even get filled.
\- Which is the goal of those who are attempting to control this adjusted options chain. The goal in my opinion besides the main objective of suppressing the price is to make it extremely challenging for traders to get filled or for anyone to determine price discovery so you either end up overbidding for contracts or selling for too little. My strategy has helped me so that more often than not these days, my bids are filled cheaper than they should be at the moment (which you can determine using landmarks like the bullshit standard contracts for the same expiration date or markers around the strike like other strikes).
\- If you don't understand any of this, copy it and paste it into an AI to see if it can break it down for you in a way you can actually understand. That might mean use of metaphors like comparing all this to a video game which is what I did.
4. Someone asked if I could lay out a strategy or if that was illegal?
\- I've laid out a good portion of my strategy which isn't illegal unless I was stating that everyone should definitely use my strategy. I think my strategy definitely has weaknesses that I am always ironing out and I don't think it could be replicated without a great deal of experimentation and thought.
\- I would say even if you use a strategy like mine, the key is always recalibration of balance. I have to consider my liquidity, the time I have to trade, holidays, how the algo is moving, how many positions I have opened and how many will expire soon. It's like doing a self regulation check and making sure that you feel hydrated, grounded, and focused before engaging in something challenging.
\- I have to be clear that even though I think options are made to appear more complicated than they actually are, they are still a video game set to hard mode and you can't just half ass it, expecting to win the game. It takes work but I think everyone still has time to learn, share information and should they determine its right for them, jump into the chain and maybe increase their liquidity substantially.
\- There are rules around coordinating, yet it's important to note that those rules like most rules can be used to instill fear, and the best way to fight that fear is to learn about the rules. Education and sharing information is not coordinating.
5. Someone asked about seeing .05 limit bids.
\-These photos are from last week April 2nd, 2026 and they were taken right after the market close at 4pm.
https://preview.redd.it/w4lci8k5b1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=f242529dd72aea211622ee1ce0418c8c3f47cafc
I had an open GTC order I placed for $48 strike at 12:56pm same day at a limit of .13. It was visible in the chain until 4pm.
https://preview.redd.it/y9i0we38b1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=f5d6a5238fcc687735dc37ca1f12bb539cdfb5f8
And then my bid was gone and the bid dropped to .03 which was also my bid btw.
https://preview.redd.it/gxkruthbb1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=03b1cf261b48f405baac3a61f288a4b347714615

Same here for $47 strike for June 18, 2026.
https://preview.redd.it/8m8f69cdb1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=3451b3a00119b8397865917256ea5bf266b57a45

Dropped down to .02. Yes also my bid which I say because if I didn't have another bid there, it drops to 0 which is what it's trying to do.
https://preview.redd.it/0zukswafb1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=ecc8dff4e2a61ad5566e7f3105a70057b74c39af
I'm not certain why it can't get past multiple bids or how many bids it can hide exactly. I don't think it can hide many.
And if .13 isn't enough for you then how's a whole bid of .29 ($29)?
https://preview.redd.it/jkoqq7mlb1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=985b343aae78e0776c527ea647ed96f4f1a20b42

And this is screenshot of the chain. As you can see my bid of $29 for the $35 strike expiring June 18, 2026 is gone.
https://preview.redd.it/2izx32kwb1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=2047c4ee94cf41b6f366b81d82bb69ede869ce98
https://preview.redd.it/jafiiczxb1ug1.png?width=236&format=png&auto=webp&s=e4c40f4c3f2a9159d9daaf239af88de043be973b

THIS IS A REAL PROBLEM.
You are NOT looking hard enough at the chain for your company.
You should be.
So I'll end the questions there although if you have more questions throw them and here. Make sure they get answered. Make a post asking about it if you have to. If that gets ignored make another one. Turn your question into a meme. Whatever you have to do. Don't let your questions be ignored.
GameStop has and continues to do the hardest part of it.
They're doing it really fucking well.
They're doing it so well that they may have even actually given power back into the hands of the players.
Since that's what I believe is happening, I'm going to take that responsibility seriously and do my part to be in the adjusted options chain everyday and I'm definitely documenting all of it.
Thank you GameStop for all you do.
And to you the players; I left the note.
With details.
What you do with it is up to you.
Either way, I love you all. All of you true GameStop loving, obsessed, deranged sons of bitches. I wish you all the best and I'll see you in Valhalla.
A big fucking cheers.
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