KULR is funding growth without diluting shareholders, extending its at-the-market equity pause through September 30, 2026 and drawing on cash and its Bitcoin treasury instead. It holds about 1,085 BTC and roughly $19M in cash. Q1's $28M net loss was mostly a $20M+ non-cash Bitcoin markdown, while revenue nearly doubled to $4.8M, gross margin rose from 8% to 29% and the operating loss shrank. Its battery business for spaceflight, military drones and data-center backup is getting healthier. x.com 

Velo3D carries high short-squeeze risk after a strong first quarter. It beat Q1 with 48% revenue growth and jumped 23% pre-market, while short interest is 29.3% of a 13.76M-share float. High short interest plus strong earnings is squeeze fuel, with squeeze risk put at 75%. x.com 

KULR is a tiny thermal-management company with tiny sales and fat losses, leaning on a bitcoin treasury for personality; its NASA name-drop doesn't pay for the cash burn. x.com 

China SXT Pharmaceuticals is a short-squeeze candidate: short interest exceeds 20%, institutional ownership exceeds 100%, no shares are left to borrow and the cost to borrow is over 500%. It has the same setup as other low-float, high-short-interest plays; after coiling all day, a pop on incoming volume is only a matter of time because shorts are trapped. x.com  x.com 

KULR's case rests on scaling production and generating real profits, with the ramp funded by a bitcoin-backed loan from Coinbase. The risk is that the stock remains heavily correlated with bitcoin, though the recent pullback has not hurt it much. The CEO has committed to buying no more bitcoin, but it is still a financial asset on the balance sheet and serves as the loan's collateral. x.com 

FGI Industries' low float and last week's earnings are fueling a squeeze, making it the top gainer this morning. x.com  x.com 

Avis Budget is set up for the short squeeze of the year and can 10x from here. Two hedge funds own a combined 108%, holding 71% of the float plus more through derivatives, while 54% of the float is sold short. It will eventually fall 90%, but likely rises 2-5x first; trading it is risky, with put premiums ultra high. x.com  x.com 

Small caps should lead in the coming days, and high short interest in many names could fuel a short squeeze as shorts are forced to buy back. Names include Amprius, Lemonade, LightPath, Navitas, Ichor, Cohu, ACM Research, Aeva, Ouster, Ondas, BlackSky, Critical Metals, United States Antimony, Lightwave Logic, Arteris, Sidus Space, Satellogic and Babcock & Wilcox. x.com  x.com 

BitFuFu's 25% jump looks shortable, with no clear catalyst beyond a sympathy move with bitcoin miners. Short interest is just 0.8% of a 19.7 million-share float, putting squeeze risk at about 20%. x.com 

Lumentum is set up for a short squeeze at new all-time highs, given its small float and 16% short interest. x.com