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The hedge funds were dependent on the GameStop stock going down, while the redditors were depending on it going up.

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RobinHood may have been in a liquidity crisis, that might be why they had to restrict trading.

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"Small Guy" & Robinhood
Day traders depend on Robinhood to allow them to trade freely on stocks (ex: Gamestop)

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Beyond simply making money, finding a funny or unusual stock to invest in could make you viral within the community

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Making Money- a lot of Robinhood traders took part in this for the money while others wanted to screw over hedge funds

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The underage kids having to use their fathers' accounts in order to be able to day-trade.

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Robin Hood had a scarcity of money to put up while people trading

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Users on reddit relied on one another to buy GameStop together and to not sell.

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Limited Amount of GameStop Stock and limited amount of money from RobinHood to fuel buyers to buy the stock.

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By investing a large amount of money into the GameStop stock, a large group of people gained a huge return.

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Robinhood didn’t have enough margin to buy GME stock

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Stock prices rely on buyers

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To get bigger on the internet whilst gaining money from trading (hyping stock up and making memes of stocks)

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Putting a small amount of money into Robin hood and having the possibility of making money

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Redditors depend on Robinhood to start investing into the stock market

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During such a crazy time it's fun to "get in" on a movement.

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Staying more time at home leads to more time at home to spend on stocks

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Investing a small amount of money and get a lot more money from the stocks

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Buying more expensive stock in order to show up the Wall Street and the big money companies.

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Reddit Users depending on each other to drive the value of Gamestop’s stock up

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The event that occurred with GameStop and the buyers wasn't essentially about the people wanting that stock. It was more about seeing how they could disrupt Wall Street by spending lots of money.

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I think that incentives are the most impactful in this situation because if there was no incentive in the first place, no one would ever invest to start this movement. People wanted to put so much money into GME stock because they wanted to prove that "the people" are in control, and they also wanted to make a large amount of money in return. If these incentives didn't exist, this revolution in the finance industry would've never occurred.

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I definitely think that Incentives played the biggest role here, Redditors were incentivized to do this to become famous, they were incentivized by each other to "Hold it to the moon", they were incentivized to take down Goliath, and they were incentivized to do this to have a sense of nostalgia

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People on Reddit had to depend on each other for the value of the stocks

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Some Redditors were dependent on RobinHood to make trades, and when it was locked they couldn't trade anymore.

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Leveling the playing field, small traders now have some power over the hedge funds on Wall Street