NFT market revenue declines rapidly, gaming giant GameStop announces exit
Gaming giant GameStop announced via a website banner that it will shut down its NFT market on February 2 due to “continued regulatory uncertainty in the crypto asset space.”
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Gaming giant GameStop announced via a website banner that it will shut down its NFT market on February 2 due to “continued regulatory uncertainty in the crypto asset space.”
The company will close its NFT marketplace on February 2 due to “continued regulatory uncertainty in the crypto asset space.”
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