GameStop Corp. shares rose modestly in early trading Tuesday, climbing to $25.21 as the video game retailer continued to draw attention following its recent launch of Power Packs, a digital trading card platform that lets collectors buy packs to unlock real PSA-graded physical cards stored securely in a vault.
At 9:54 a.m. EDT, GME stock was up 0.29, or 1.16%, extending a period of relative stability after stronger moves earlier in April. The stock closed Monday at $24.92, reflecting a 1.51% gain on the day amid broader market resilience. Volume remained active but far below the frenzied levels seen during past meme-driven surges.
