GameStop Corporation (GME), the video game retailer turned memecoin stock, is reportedly moving to invest in Bitcoin after its board unanimously approved a plan to acquire digital assets. According to a March 25 CNBC report, the company announced that it would use a portion of its corporate cash or future debt issuances to invest in Bitcoin (BTC) and US-dollar-pegged stablecoins. The plan was further corroborated by the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report, which was released on March 25 and showed intent to acquire Bitcoin and stablecoins. GameStop’s cash reserves stood at more than $4.77 billion as of Feb. 1, compared to just $921.7 million one year earlier. The video game retailer posted $1.283 billion in net sales during the fourth quarter and $3.823 billion for fiscal 2024. This move marks a significant shift in GameStop’s investment strategy and could have implications for the cryptocurrency market. Stay tuned for updates as this story develops.