GameStop made headlines for an infinite money glitch in its stores and massive insider buys from CEO Ryan Cohen. YouTuber RJCmedia exposed a trade-in loophole for the Nintendo Switch 2, allowing users to profit $57 per cycle. GameStop confirmed the glitch but quickly patched it, warning against exploiting it.

CEO Ryan Cohen purchased 1 million shares of GME this week, totaling $21 million. His investment brings his stake to 9.3% of the company, boosting investor sentiment and sending the stock up 10%. The anniversary of Keith Gill’s last post as “Roaring Kitty” is sparking nostalgia on social media, solidifying GameStop’s meme stock status.

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