#GameStopBitcoinReserve GameStop has officially added Bitcoin to its treasury reserves, marking a major step in the company’s strategy as it embraces the cryptocurrency trend. This move follows the growing speculation around GameStop's interest in Bitcoin, bolstered by CEO Ryan Cohen's public association with Bitcoin advocate Michael Saylor. While GameStop has not set a maximum limit for its Bitcoin holdings, the company has stated it may sell any Bitcoin it acquires, suggesting a flexible approach to managing its digital asset reserves.

This decision places GameStop alongside other prominent companies like MicroStrategy, Robinhood, and Coinbase, which have been positioning themselves to benefit from a potential crypto-friendly regulatory environment, particularly under the Trump administration.

Along with this Bitcoin announcement, GameStop also released its fourth-quarter earnings. While the company saw a decline in revenue compared to last year, it exceeded earnings expectations. Furthermore, GameStop closed the quarter with a notable increase in cash and marketable securities, indicating financial strength and an adaptable strategy in the face of evolving market conditions.