Having launched its NFT marketplace about fifteen months ago, publicly listed video game retailer GameStop has chosen to say goodbye to it. Unfortunately, GameStop will no longer be supporting the marketplace that lets users buy and sell gaming NFTs and other collectibles on Loopring and Immutable X. A message on
Illuvium, an Ethereum blockchain video game developer, and GameStop, a video game and consumer electronics company, announced on June 5 that they will be working together to release a collection of 20,000 non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on June 12. Developers claim that each “Illuvitars” NFT is a “dynamic collectible work of
According to reports and social media postings from impacted workers, video game company GameStop fired off another batch of employees today in anticipation of its forthcoming results report. According to Axios, the company’s crypto wallet staff was struck especially hard. A lead software developer at GameStop, identified as “Daniel Williams.”
GameStop’s NFT marketplace went live in July, with early support for Loopring. With ImmutableX, players have access to NFTs that are built into the games itself. A press statement published by GameStop on Monday states that the company has integrated support for ImmutableX into its NFT marketplace. As a result
The company is setting up a department to develop a marketplace for NFTs. The crypto trading platform FTX and the game firm announced their alliance last week. Cryptocurrencies are gaining traction all around the world. The cryptocurrency and blockchain communities are now obsessed with NFTs. Companies in previously unrelated sectors
GameStop is now the “preferred” retail partner of FTX.US. The gaming company’s Q2 2022 net sales drop to $1.136B. On Wednesday, GameStop, the giant game retailer, announced its partnership with the major crypto exchange FTX.US to launch “new e-commerce and online marketing initiatives” unitedly. Along with disclosing its Q2 2022
