This isn’t “free shares” right away. It’s the right to buy shares at $32 in the future. Think of it as GameStop giving shareholders a lottery ticket tied to future stock price. $GME 🚀 🌖

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5. Broader Significance In plain English: •GameStop is rewarding shareholders with a financial instrument that has potential upside. •It also creates a new market product (warrants) that can be traded, speculated on, or exercised. •And it gives the company a way to raise

4. Capital Raising Without Traditional Dilution Here’s the clever part: •If shareholders choose to exercise the warrants, GameStop collects fresh cash (up to $1.9 billion) without issuing new shares all at once. •This is non-dilutive at the moment of issuance. Shareholders are

3. Why It Matters •If GameStop’s stock price rises above $32, your warrant becomes valuable because it lets you buy stock at a discount. •If the price stays below $32, the warrant is essentially worthless (you wouldn’t pay $32 for something you can buy cheaper in the open

2. The Mechanics •Who gets them? Anyone who owns GameStop shares on October 3, 2025. •How many? For every 10 shares you own, you get 1 warrant. •What does the warrant do? It allows you to buy 1 GameStop share for $32 anytime between October 7, 2025 and October 30, 2026. •Are

1. What GameStop Is Doing GameStop is giving its shareholders a special bonus, but not in cash. Instead, it is distributing warrants. A warrant is essentially a lottery ticket that gives you the right, but not the obligation, to buy a company’s stock later, at a fixed price.

Think of it like this: GameStop is saying, “We believe in our future. Here’s a key that could unlock value if we succeed. You don’t have to use it, but if our stock thrives, this key could be very powerful.” It is both a vote of confidence and a strategic capital tool. $GME 🚀

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A message you can send to customer support to verify ✍️ Hi there, can you confirm how Robinhood will handle GameStop’s announced warrant dividend? •Am I eligible if I hold GME in my Robinhood account on the record date (Oct 3, 2025)? •What are the ex-date and distribution

👉 If you want 100% certainty, you could message Robinhood support and ask how they plan to handle the GameStop warrant dividend distribution but rest assured, you won’t be excluded just because your shares are on Robinhood.

⚠️ The only caveat: some brokers have been slower in the past with “special dividends” like splits or warrants. So while you’ll still get them, timing could vary depending on Robinhood’s back office.

If you own GameStop shares in Robinhood on the record date (October 3, 2025), you’re entitled to the warrant dividend the same as if you held them anywhere else. Here’s why: •Robinhood (like all brokers) holds your shares through DTCC/clearing, so as long as you’re a shareholder

Mom said it was just a phase. Dad said it was a meme. The internet said it was over. $GME said: hold my warrants. 🚀 🌖

Why It Matters •Warrants will trade on the NYSE under ticker: GME WS, so you can sell them for cash or hold and use them to buy shares. •If GME stock goes above $32, the warrants become valuable because you can buy cheaper ($32) and either hold or sell at market price. •If GME

What You Get For every 10 shares of GME you own, you’ll get 1 warrant (rounded down). Each warrant lets you buy 1 share of GME for $32.00 any time between when they’re issued (Oct 7, 2025) and expiration (Oct 30, 2026). Example: If you own 520 shares, you’ll get 52 warrants.

What Happened •GameStop is giving all shareholders warrants (kind of like stock options) as a special dividend. •Record Date = October 3, 2025 → you must own shares by then to get them.

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