Also, isn't 25% of my shares outstanding still a rediculously high short interest compared to anything other GME itself when it was even more rediculously night a couple months ago?

I just like the metal.

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They'll buy stock like they did in March. By the time stock exists on the exchanges the IPO had already happened, so broadly pumping stocks should have minimal impact on capital allocation.

Also, the Fed has zero incentive to care whether it is fucking us or not.

Robinhood is a super sketchy broker. You might be better off with virtually anything else.

That said, the pattern day trading rules you are talking about aren't Robinhood, they are SEC regulations, and you are absolutely right about them being a bullshit attempt to keep the little guy out.

So you are telling me I should get RKT?

I'm still waiting to see the relative baby-boom vs divorces from this year.