GameStop is closing a ‘significant number’ of stores and will invest heavily in bitcoin
- GameStop's board has unanimously approved a plan to invest in bitcoin, following a strategy pioneered by MicroStrategy.
- GameStop announced it will close a 'significant number' of additional locations, although the specific stores have not been identified for closure.
- GameStop has closed hundreds of stores in recent years due to customers' changing habits toward online game buying and streaming.
- The transition to bitcoin serves as a defense against becoming irrelevant in the market.
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