Allbirds is now an AI infrastructure company. Go figure!! Will its stock double from $5 to $10 b4 7/1?

Allbirds, Inc., which completed a rebrand to Smartbird, Inc. (NASDAQ: BIRD) in June 2026 as part of a shift from footwear retail to an AI infrastructure business, was trading around $4.28 in the final days of June 2026, per Yahoo Finance quote data. That price remained roughly $5.70 short of the $10 level needed for the stock to double from its $5 reference price, meaning the doubling condition was not met before July 1, 2026. The stock's rise earlier in the year was driven by the company's April 2026 sale of its original shoe business for $39 million and its subsequent pivot announcement, alongside the later hiring of former AWS quantum-computing executive Nadia Carlsten as CEO, moves that sent shares up sharply in single trading sessions, including an intraday jump from a $3.84 open to near $6.90 in mid-June before settling lower. Underlying financial results reported for the period showed declining revenue and continued net losses, underscoring that the rally was driven by rebrand narrative rather than improved fundamentals. BIRD exhibited meme-stock-like volatility on pivot-related news before pulling back to trade in the low-to-mid $4 range by late June. The community vote of 17% yes correctly anticipated that the stock would not reach $10 before the July 1 deadline.