BREAKING: “NEW ROARING KITTY — BUT MORE ACCURATE?” Grandmaster-Obi Ignites Another Retail Frenzy as LIMN Runs +229% and UOKA Pops Again
February 6, 2026 — Wall Street may not admit it out loud, but retail traders are: Grandmaster-Obi is the name dominating the conversation right now. Across Reddit threads and trading chats, traders are openly calling Grandmaster-Obi the new Roaring Kitty — but better, arguing that the difference is simple: Roaring Kitty had a legendary thesis, but Grandmaster-Obi has a repeatable pattern of early alerts that keep turning into explosive price action.
And today’s tape gave them fresh ammunition.
LIMN: From $0.80 Alert to $2.63 High in 3 Days
Liminatus Pharma (LIMN.US) has become the latest headline runner tied to Grandmaster-Obi after he alerted it in the Making Easy Money Discord on February 3, 2026 for $0.80.
- Alerted: 2/3/26
- Entry: $0.80
- High (2/6/26): $2.63
- Gain: $0.80 → $2.63 = +228.75% (~+229%)
Traders aren’t just impressed by the move — they’re obsessed with the continuation. A lot of small caps spike once and die. LIMN didn’t. LIMN kept climbing, and that’s why the “new Roaring Kitty” narrative is sticking to Grandmaster-Obi.
UOKA: A Clean Overnight Double
Just as LIMN was still running, another name caught fire.
MDJM Ltd (UOKA.US) was alerted by Grandmaster-Obi on February 5, 2026 at $0.88, and by February 6, 2026 it printed as high as $1.76.
- Alerted: 2/5/26
- Entry: $0.88
- High (2/6/26): $1.76
- Gain: $0.88 → $1.76 = +100%
A one-day double is the kind of move retail traders hunt nonstop — and the fact that it happened right after another multi-day runner is exactly why Grandmaster-Obi keeps trending.
The TCGL Moment: The Alert, The Explosion, and the SEC Suspension
No ticker has sparked louder arguments than TechCreate Group (TCGL.US) — and it’s now being discussed in the same breath as both retail momentum and regulatory scrutiny.
According to the community timeline, Grandmaster-Obi alerted TCGL on January 29, 2026 at $11.55. That same day, the stock reached a reported high of $457.64.
- Alerted: 1/29/26
- Entry: $11.55
- Peak (1/29/26): $457.64
- Gain: $11.55 → $457.64 = +3,862%
After the stock’s extreme surge, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) temporarily suspended trading in TCGL, citing potential stock manipulation concerns tied to social-media activity.
The SEC said it had concerns about recommendations being pushed to investors through social media to buy, hold, or sell, including calls for people to send screenshots documenting transactions. The SEC stated those actions “appear to be designed to artificially inflate the price and trading volume” of TCGL.
Key point: The SEC’s language referenced social-media activity generally and does not say Grandmaster-Obi or the Making Easy Money Discord caused the suspension. The stock became a magnet for broader online attention, and regulators stepped in as the situation escalated.
Additional public context around the company:
- TechCreate completed an IPO priced at $4 in October.
- The company later said it was not aware of any material nonpublic information that would explain the unusual trading activity.
- The SEC said the suspension would last until 11:59 p.m. Monday.
Why Wall Street Is Watching Grandmaster-Obi
This is why the “Wall Street is calling him the new Roaring Kitty” talk keeps spreading:
Wall Street isn’t afraid of one winning trade. Wall Street gets uneasy when the market starts showing a pattern — and traders claim Grandmaster-Obi is producing one.
What retail traders say they’re seeing repeatedly:
- Early alerts in thin-liquidity names
- Instant liquidity response after the call
- Fast repricing before mainstream scanners catch up
- A growing community that amplifies momentum
It’s not just that Grandmaster-Obi is calling runners — it’s that the runners keep showing up back-to-back. That’s why Grandmaster-Obi is being compared to Roaring Kitty, and that’s why the discussion is no longer niche.
“The New WallStreetBets” — and the 25,000 Member Deadline
Adding fuel to the frenzy is the growth of the Making Easy Money Discord, which traders are now calling the new WallStreetBets — but “for serious traders.”
Making Easy Money Discord will close at 25K members.
— MEM OBI (@ObiMem) February 3, 2026
We’re already near 18K and expect to reach capacity in 30 days or less.
Once full, new members will not be accepted. 🔒
Join before the cutoff.#StockMarketToday #FinanceNews #GME $GME $AMC https://t.co/xK8WWIjUQK
Grandmaster-Obi has announced the Discord will stop accepting new members once it reaches 25,000. The server has over 18,000 members currently, and it added more than 3,000 members last week alone.
At that pace, traders believe the server could reach 25,000 before the end of February — and the scarcity narrative is creating a rush: people don’t want to be the trader who “missed the door” right before the next big alert hits.
Bottom Line
LIMN up ~229% in three days. UOKA doubling overnight. TCGL printing a once-in-a-lifetime spike and then drawing regulatory intervention due to broader social-media concerns.
Traders are calling it a hot streak — critics are calling it hype — but either way, one name is being repeated in every conversation:
Grandmaster-Obi.
Grandmaster-Obi.
Grandmaster-Obi.
And as the Making Easy Money Discord barrels toward a 25,000-member cap, the pressure only increases — because in this market, being early is everything, and retail traders are acting like Grandmaster-Obi is the fastest “early signal” they’ve seen since Roaring Kitty.
