According to the source, the linked article asks whether Beyond Meat (BYND) can match GameStop’s (GME) meme stock rally, pointing to potential retail-driven volatility and momentum trading setups (source: linked headline in the provided tweet). The provided excerpt does not include quantitative metrics such as short interest, options volume, or borrow fees, so no verifiable trading levels or catalysts can be extracted here (source: provided tweet excerpt). Traders evaluating a possible squeeze should track exchange-reported short interest, options skew and volume, and borrow costs to quantify risk and timing (sources: FINRA and Nasdaq short interest reports; broker securities-lending data). The excerpt contains no explicit mention of cryptocurrency spillover effects, so any impact on BTC or altcoins cannot be concluded from the shared content (source: provided tweet excerpt).

According to the source, the claim that meme-stock traders are rotating from GameStop (GME) into Beyond Meat (BYND) cannot be validated without a verifiable, non-restricted source. Please provide primary data such as BYND intraday price/volume from Nasdaq or NYSE time-and-sales, latest short interest from FINRA/Nasdaq, borrow fee and availability from S3 Partners or Interactive Brokers, and options implied volatility and skew from Cboe or OCC so a trading-focused summary with accurate citations can be produced.