Gamestop (GME) has added its name to the rapidly growing roster of companies that have been exchanged by the public that has adopted a Treasury approach to Bitcoin.
Next to the fourth quarter income report, says the company Its Board agreed that the addition of Bitcoin as an asset of the Treasury reserve asset.
CEO Ryan Cohen in early February gets the tongues of waving when He posted A picture of himself and Strategy (MSTR) Executive Chairman Michael Saylor in Mar-a-Lago by Donald Trump.
A few days later, asset management CEO Matt Cole will strive sent a letter To Cohen urges GME to use at least part of more than $ 5 billion cash in hand to buy Bitcoin. Vivek Ramaswamy’s co-established, Strive is a GME owner by its ETFs.
“We believe that Gamestop has a incapable of being believed to change the financial future by becoming the main Treasury company of Bitcoin in the gaming sector,” Cole wrote.
Cohen raised his eyebrows when he tweets out“Received the letter.”
GME’s sharing up to 5.7% in the after -time trading time. Bitcoin got a little bit of the news, which now trades at $ 88,500.
