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Hey fellow GameStonk enthusiasts! Just wanted to share some thoughts on GameStop's recent move to shut down its NFT marketplace. Surprisingly, this might actually be good news for our beloved GME stock.

So, turns out GameStop is saying "adios" to NFTs. Initially, we were all like, "Wait, what?" But hey, let's look at the bright side:

Back to Basics: GameStop's bread and butter is gaming, not the wild world of NFTs. Closing down the NFT shop means they're doubling down on what they know best – consoles, games, and all things digital and physical gaming.

Avoiding the Crypto Rollercoaster: NFTs can be a wild ride, and GameStop is choosing to sit this one out. Smart move? Maybe. It keeps the focus on gaming without getting tangled up in the unpredictability of the crypto world.

Resource Smart Move: Closing shop on NFTs frees up resources. It's like they're saying, "Let's stash our cash for opportunities that really matter." Smart money is on GameStop keeping an eye out for the next big thing in gaming.

Investor Confidence Boost: Investors dig companies with a clear game plan. By ditching the NFT side hustle, GameStop is sending a signal that they're serious about their gaming roots. It's all about confidence in the stonk game.

So, what's the verdict? This unexpected move might just be the ticket to a stronger, more focused GameStop. Who knows, it could pave the way for some serious gains! What are your thoughts on this? Let's discuss!

>> No.57274638

>>57274415
kek dumb fuck baggots

>> No.57275018

>>57274415
Lmao stupid fucking brainstop baggies