The decision by GameStop is expected to provide confidence for more companies to incorporate Bitcoin into their balance sheets. Currently, at least 78 companies globally hold Bitcoin in their treasuries, and more companies are beginning to pay attention and attempt to include Bitcoin in their asset allocation. As a well-known traditional publicly listed company, GameStop's decision has a certain demonstrative effect. It sends a signal to the market: Bitcoin is gradually moving from a marginal asset to mainstream visibility, becoming an option for corporate asset allocation. For other companies, GameStop's successful experience will enhance their confidence in Bitcoin and reduce their concerns when making decisions. A rational investment strategy.

GameStop's announcement to include Bitcoin in its reserve assets is a landmark event. It not only reflects a reevaluation of the role of Bitcoin in asset allocation by traditional publicly listed companies but also provides confidence for more companies to incorporate Bitcoin into their balance sheets. In the future financial market, Bitcoin is expected to play a more important role in corporate asset allocation, but at the same time, companies and regulatory agencies need to work together to address the risks and challenges involved, promoting the healthy development of the cryptocurrency market.