GameStop объявила о создании биткоин-резерва

cryptonews.ruPublicado a 2022-02-26Actualizado a 2025-03-26

GameStop объявила об обновлении инвестиционной политики.
В частности, фирма добавила биткоин как резервный актив.

25 марта 2025 года американская компания GameStop объявила о добавлении биткоина как резервного актива фирмы в рамках обновления инвестиционной политики. Отметим, GameStop специализируется на розничной продаже игр и программного обеспечения.

В документе говорится, что инвестиционная политика компании допускает инвестиции в определенные криптовалютные активы, в частности биткоин и стейблкоины, деноминированные в долларах США.

Кроме того, в заявлении, поданном в Комиссию по ценным бумагам и биржам США сказано, что компания не установила максимального объема первой криптовалюты, который может накопить, и может продавать активы по собственному решению.

Также в GameStop считают, что инвестиции в биткоин могут сильно повлиять на финансовые результаты фирмы.

«Биткоин исторически испытывал значительную ценовую волатильность, имел ограниченную ликвидность и торговые объемы, относительную анонимность, потенциальную уязвимость к манипуляциям и злоупотреблениям на рынке, а также проблемы с соблюдением нормативных требований и внутреннего контроля на биржах», — говорится в документе.

В феврале 2025 года CNBC сообщали, что компания GameStop может начать инвестировать в биткоин и другие цифровые активы. Позже генеральный директор Strive Мэтт Коул призвал американскую фирму конвертировать почти $5 млрд наличных резервов в биткоин.

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