A short-selling war is unfolding with GameStop. A forum is trying to raise silver prices to $1,000. Companies about nothing are raking in the dough. According to data compiled by Bloomberg, it was a record month for special purpose acquisition companies (SPAC), executing approximately $26 billion of share sales in January, beating the previous record in October. In total, the SPAC initial public offering (PIC) fundraising amount has already topped $63 billion this year, more than five times the amount from the same time a year ago. But is winter coming for the SPAC crenzy? The SPAC craze in the U.S. continues unabated after around 90 new blank-check companies started trading this month. More than 60 additional SPACs have filed for IPOs since the start of the year, including vehicles backed by Apollo Global Management Inc. and Lazard Ltd., taking the average for January to three new deals per business day.