According to BlockBeats, on June 13, Citron, a US short-selling agency, said that they would no longer short GME shares. This is not because they are optimistic about the company's fundamentals, but because GME has $4 billion in its account and has enough funds to appease its enthusiastic shareholders. Although Wedbush set a target price of $11, Citron still respects the irrational behavior of the market, such as the market value of Dogecoin reaching $20 billion. Citron said that although the increased number of shares may weaken the enthusiasm of shareholders, they will remain on the sidelines for now.