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GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen tells CNBC that, depending on customer demand, the company may accept crypto for trading cards.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen told CNBC’s Squawk Box that the video game retailer is “going to look at all cryptocurrencies” as a possible payment method for trading cards.
GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen recently discussed the retailer's "Staplegate" charity auction. He said the winning bidder will ...
Is GameStop trying to be the next Strategy? CEO Ryan Cohen gives a look into its Bitcoin treasury approach and talks crypto ...
GameStop's Ryan Cohen discusses the firm's $500M Bitcoin investment as inflation hedge and possible crypto acceptance for ...
CEO Ryan Cohen said at the company’s annual shareholder meeting that the video game retailer plans to focus on growing its trading card business. The business of Pokemon, Magic the Gathering and ...
GameStop plans crypto payments after a $500 million Bitcoin investment. Explores trading card sales & inflation hedging via multiple cryptos.
GameStop boss Ryan Cohen said Tuesday on CNBC’s Squawk Box that the company’s recent crypto play is strictly about protecting ...
GameStop shares tank more than 20% as retailer reveals convertible debt offering, trading cards plan ... The company also said it would turn its focus toward the trading card market.
Investing.com -- GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) stock has dropped over 22% Thursday, as it is doubling down on collectibles, with trading cards emerging as a central focus in its evolving retail strategy, ...
Investing.com -- GameStop Corp (NYSE:GME) stock has dropped over 22% Thursday, as it is doubling down on collectibles, with trading cards emerging as a central focus in its evolving retail strategy, ...