Gamestop

GameStop is a struggling video-game retailer that became a cultural phenomenon. For years it was a chain of mall stores selling new and used games and consoles, a model squeezed hard as gaming shifted to digital downloads. Then, in 2021, an army of retail traders on social media turned it into the original meme stock, squeezing short sellers and sending the price to absurd highs in a saga that reshaped how Wall Street thinks about crowds and options. The company used that attention to raise cash and wipe out its debt, and it has since parked much of that money in investments, including bitcoin, while shrinking its store count. Founded in 1984 and based in Grapevine, Texas, GameStop trades unlike a normal retailer: its share price is driven less by store sales than by sentiment, the moves of its chairman Ryan Cohen, and the enduring loyalty of its retail following.

On MyRWA, GME trades tokenized across 25 on-chain venues - see the listings below.