GameStop explores if you have to add bitcoin to your balance sheet, according to a new report.
The video game retailer, who has become a viral sensation among retail traders in 2021, plans to buy the BTC and other nameless altcoins, reports CNBC.
Gamesop (GME) shares increased by around 5.5% last week – up after the CEO of the company Ryan Cohen published a photo of himself the founder of the strategy (MSTR) and Bitcoin Firebrand Michael Saylor.
According to an anonymous source close to the company, GameStop is in the first stages of exploring the adoption of cryptographic assets and could very well reject the idea.
GameStop launched a cryptographic portfolio in 2022, but ended up the service due to regulatory uncertainty.
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