GameStop offered its own cryptocurrency wallet years ago but axed the feature in late 2023 over "regulatory uncertainty in the crypto space.”

Chief Executive Ryan Cohen posted a picture with former MicroStrategy Inc. CEO Michael Saylor on social media over the weekend. The post sparked speculation on social media that videogame retailer and original meme stock GameStop may be planning a strategy around bitcoin GameStop has not yet responded to a request for comment.

Shares of GameStop (GME) have jumped 7% higher after company CEO Ryan Cohen posted a photo online of him and Strategy (MSTR) Chairman Michael

Cryptocurrencies themed on video game retailer GameStop Corp. (NYSE:GME) were up in the green Monday, buoyed by interest in CEO Ryan Cohen’s picture with Strategy co-founder Michael Saylor.

GameStop ( NYSE: GME) stock soared nearly 10% on Monday amid online chatter that the video game retailer may be weighing a strategy around bitcoin ( BTC-USD ), sparked by its CEO Ryan Cohen posting a photo with Strategy ( MSTR) co-founder Michael Saylor.

GameStop's stock rose 10% after CEO Ryan Cohen posted a photo with Strategy's executive chair Michael Saylor, sparking speculation about potential Bitcoin investments, marking the company's largest daily gain since December 2024.

GameStop stock owned by RC Ventures LLC have been transferred into Ryan Cohen's personal name. A look at what the move could mean.

GameStop shares surged by over 7% on Monday, while Strategy (formerly MicroStrategy) gained 2.6%, after GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen posted a photo with Michael

Shares of GameStop and MicroStrategy each rose Monday morning after a picture of executives from the companies was posted to social media over the weekend.

Cohen uploaded the photo over the weekend on X, sparking speculation that GameStop is plotting another strategy around crypto.