GameStop, once known solely as a brick-and-mortar video game retailer, became a pop culture icon in 2021’s “meme stock” revolution. While its physical stores still exist, its brand now carries symbolic weight in internet culture far beyond selling games. It’s no longer just a store—it’s a story people rally around.

What fuels GME on ETH isn’t corporate strategy—it’s the decentralized community that builds memes, inside jokes, and shared momentum. It’s a digital campfire for those who see finance as a mix of rebellion and play. As with any internet movement, its path is unpredictable, but its cultural footprint is undeniable.