GameStop, the well-known meme stock giant, is reportedly contemplating an investment in Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.

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The video game retailer closed its NFT marketplace and crypto wallet in the last few years, but it is now considering a Bitcoin investment strategy.

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Gaming retailer turned memestock GameStop is reportedly considering adding the world's first cryptocurrency Bitcoin to its ...

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Reportedly the games retailer is considering whether to invest some of the cash in its war chest to buy BTC coins, which have ...

The report comes a week after GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen posted a photo to X of him and bitcoin evangelist and Strategy CEO ...

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