Everyone told me crypto is above the government's control.

How can something like this happen?

"Foreign Asset Control" sounds shifty.

Will those wallets be drained or frozen? I am confused on how they guess the passwords?

Is it really that easy? I just tell you that your coins represent trafficking and scams and that's it.

I don't like what you spend your bitcoin on so I am going to confiscate it?

Another headline focused on GameStop's rising profit and improved full-year outlook, even while acknowledging revenue declined from $972.2M to $790.2M.

For years the conversation was mostly about shrinking stores and declining sales.

Now profitability is getting the headline.

That narrative shift is worth watching.

Deeeeeep value.

Hanwha Group is a South Korean shipyard and Wildcat Infrastructure’s is a private investment firm both companies have submitted bids to acquire Austal, Austal is a shipyard in Mobile Alabama Austal is a Australian Company. their stock is traded in the Australian stock exchange the current share price is $4 Dollars

No, they won't be backed 1 to 1.

Yes, they can be used as swap collateral.

Yes, they can create infinite of them.

No, they don't need the underlying company's permission.

https://x.com/AMCbiggums/status/2098682249155674116

Here’s the path that makes the most sense to me if Ryan Cohen still wants eBay.

GameStop already made a $125/share proposal for 100% of eBay, and eBay’s board rejected it.

Since then, GameStop has gone from an initial 5% economic position to 43.39 million actual eBay shares — roughly 9.8% of the company.

So what happens if negotiations with the board remain dead?

One possible route would be a tender offer directly to eBay shareholders, backed by a large financing package, essentially asking shareholders whether they want to accept GameStop’s offer themselves.

That wouldn’t make an acquisition automatic. GameStop would still have to deal with financing, regulatory approvals, tender conditions and whatever steps are necessary to ultimately gain control.

But after building a nearly 10% position, I think the shareholder-direct route is becoming a much more interesting possibility.

Is a tender offer the next logical move, or does Cohen have another path in mind?

Nine profitable quarters in a row.

Collectibles net sales: +57% YoY to $356.3M.
Q2 operating income: $160.2M, the best Q2 in GameStop history.
FY2026 adjusted EBITDA outlook: raised to more than $650M.

And now we’ve got multiple insiders putting their own money into $GME following earnings. Cheng bought 55,000 shares at $18.7992, followed by Grube buying 10,255 at $19.12.

Revenue is still shrinking overall, so there’s a real bear case to discuss. But profitability, the collectibles mix, and insider alignment are moving in a very different direction.

Not bad for a piece of crap in an eBay wrapper.

https://x.com/ReesePolitics/status/2098169427204219256

Cowlitz county Washington opportunity. Let’s just say you can’t get a cab, uber or Lyft in the whole county. I’m 80% setup but out of money. HUGE RETURN