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  ANAÏS NINJA (@michikoconuts) reported 9 minutes ago

  @DemonFramed @ThrillaRilla369 Thumbs down 👎 or you tasted a bunch of flavors and thought you know she/he/they were cooler. Wonder eBay they’re doing now?

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  Julie Wade (@julie_wade) reported 10 minutes ago

  @DefiniteVirus GameStop is the acquirer (surviving entity), and eBay is the target. The deal structure involves GameStop issuing a large number of new GME shares (for the stock portion of the $125/share consideration to eBay holders) plus cash/debt financing. The warrants are preserved and continue to function — They do not disappear or get cancelled. Per the Warrant Agreement's "Share Exchange Event" and anti-dilution provisions, they remain exercisable into shares of the post-merger GameStop (now owning eBay). In a merger where the issuer (GME) survives, this is the standard outcome: warrant holders keep their rights to buy GME stock at the $32 strike. Dilution is the big impact — GameStop will issue hundreds of millions of new shares to eBay shareholders (roughly 2+ GME shares per eBay share, depending on the final exchange ratio and elections). This significantly increases GME's share count, diluting the value of existing GME shares and the warrants. The $32 strike stays the same, but each warrant effectively becomes a claim on a smaller slice of the (hopefully larger) combined company. Possible minor adjustments — The agreement has protections for stock splits, dividends, spinoffs, rights offerings, etc. Large M&A-related share issuances typically do not trigger broad price/exercise adjustments unless they fall under specific "fundamental transaction" triggers. The warrants would be adjusted to reference the "property" (cash + GME stock) that GME shareholders receive in any restructuring, but since GME is buying (not being bought), the main effect is dilution rather than a full conversion/replacement. Bottom line for warrant holders: Your warrants survive the deal unchanged in structure and expiration, but their economic value will depend heavily on whether the combined GME + eBay business creates enough synergies/value (e.g., Ryan Cohen's stated goal of turning eBay into a stronger Amazon competitor using GameStop's stores for fulfillment/authentication) to offset the massive dilution. If the stock price stays low post-deal, these $32-strike warrants could still expire worthless even if the deal closes. The deal is currently non-binding and unsolicited (eBay's board is reviewing it; Cohen has threatened a proxy fight if rejected). If it falls apart or changes structure (e.g., becomes a reverse merger or something unusual), the outcome could differ—but under the proposed terms, this is the expected treatment. Always check the final merger agreement and any SEC filings for precise details once a deal is definitive. This is from Grok, not legal advice.

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  rnewton (@rnewton7777) reported 14 minutes ago

  @cs236802 Ryan Cohen did the math for you. Imagine this: GameStop buys Ebay. Yes, we pay a lot of cash and GME to do it. Then he immediately clashes their marketing, merges headquarters, cutting SGA and costs down. He uses the newly freed up earnings to pay the debt off, unleveraging. He says he can do that fast and I have seen how fast he can do that. Immediately value unlock. At a scale way bigger than the same exact thing he did on GameStop's balance sheet in 2 years. That immediately gives all shareholders value. It is like he is taking our GME tokens, going into a thrift store (or Ebay lol) buying something that needs some fixing up, and increasing its value. Do you trust Ryan Cohen to build something? I've seen him do it twice now so I trust.

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  jerome powell (@VladPlane) reported 15 minutes ago

  @Cardhedge @ryancohen Biggest issue with EBay is the high fees.

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  ItsMeCooper (@ItsaMeCooper) reported 19 minutes ago

  @dblinfinitygame True. Totally getting out of hand. You had issues with ebay? I got a couple of episodes but ebay step in and got fixed for me

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  Matthew Thomas Bernell (@ImmanentFlux) reported 25 minutes ago

  @CardsPumpkin @jacob_prokarym It’s that they became irate and insulted me when I turned down 70%. Like bro, I have turned down 90% multiple times. It’s weird how you hear the same stuff on repeat “you’ll never get market” and “after eBay fees that person only got 85%” Just another day scalpin

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  Doctor K 🩺 | Millennial Doctor (@DoctorKclinic) reported 31 minutes ago

  This is a very long shot — and incredibly ambitious GME’s $55.5B offer for eBay breaks down to roughly half cash, half stock (~$28B each) Cash side: ~$9.4B on hand + a “highly confident” $20B financing letter from TD Securities Stock side: issuing ~$28B in new shares to eBay shareholders GME is selling the vision (and gamer culture) — but at the cost of massive dilution to existing GME holders Enormous size mismatch, high execution risk Feels a bit like Michael Saylor betting on Bitcoin hitting $1M — Doctor K 🩺

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  Woke_Fascism (@Brett_Aint_Dead) reported 31 minutes ago

  @ryancohen What Ryan is doing, for people who are obtuse, is showing ebay shareholders problems , and how we could increase market cap with GME at the helm .

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  Dean Gillberry (@FartieFrenchie) reported 32 minutes ago

  @Stonefoxcapital @ryancohen When the street realizes how eBay was masking the big ticket issues it’ll be a different story

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  dilley capital (@MoneyPrinter) reported 33 minutes ago

  @tbpn @AnjneyMidha as someone who sell luxury used goods on eBay, how this would change everything selling luxury used goods on ebay is great but there’s so much that can be improved upon and it mainly stems from authentication issues and trust. when you sell something on there like a Louis Vuitton handbag authentication issues offered either for a fee or for free depending on if it meets a dollar amount threshold at time of sale, that’s not the problem— the problem with this is time, the seller first has to send the time to ebay after sale to have the item authenticated (which takes forever), then the item is shipped to the customer. this time deters a majority of potential sales because people want to know what they’re buying is real. this is why we have seen reputable luxury consignment businesses scaling over the last few years bc they can offer a faster turnaround time to the customer but that comes at a heavy cost to the seller usually 25-40% 😵‍💫 having the ability to do in-store authentication will not only fix that timing issue on the front end but would also drastically improve ebay’s trust issue with the consumer we know people love ebay, we know consignment services for luxury used goods is scaling, if Ryan can fix ebay’s trust issue with the consumer and create a way for sellers to sell items faster this will generate sales like ebay has never seen. this is the part of my tedtalk where i remind you that used goods sales are skyrocketing. given the current state of the world and macro economic tailwinds people are buying and selling more as way to weather the storm. gamestop at times is kinda like a **** shop offering in store credit sure but most people don’t realize they offer CASH for items on the spot. idk if that would play into ryan’s plan down the road to expand offering cash instantly for trade ins on goods besides retro gaming and collectibles but this could be another very very very lucrative piece to his vision most people are completely missing. LONG $GME LONG $EBAY LONG @ryancohen

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  Jae Ásvald (@SoulPunisher_) reported 36 minutes ago

  @Xprotectspedos @ryancohen ebay investors, employees and apparently insiders are all happy. stock up gme investors are not happy. only insiders are happy. of course... theyre already rich. stock down same 5 years its all truth

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  Ishaan (@ishaancsp) reported 36 minutes ago

  @deepakshenoy I think you're being generous in interpretation. GameStop's estimated EBITDA for 2027 is $469 million. It's debt on books is $4 Bn. TD Bank is offering to give them $20Bn against eBay, not Gamestop. So it's a leveraged buyout. Next, the stock portion. To issue, $28 Bn of new stock, they'd have to issue 1Bn+ new shares (as per current closing price). They have 448 million shares outstanding. So, absolutely SUBSTANTIAL dilution. And here the acquirer's shareholders will vote too because it's small fish acquiring big fish. Plus, is the proposal to issue common stock after the acquisition? But then, this wouldn't be GameStop stock would it? It would be eBay stock

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  Emilia Rossi (@EmiliaRossi_) reported 36 minutes ago

  I stopped selling on eBay because fees got ridiculous and listing process became painfully overcomplicated. But Facebook is terrible for selling higher-priced designer items, so I’ll back to eBay now that they’ve dropped listing fees.

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  Lock In (@lockintrade) reported 37 minutes ago

  @BullTheoryio ebay discovering the block button solves most problems faster than due diligence

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  KodiTheFox (@RealKodiTheFox) reported 37 minutes ago

  @dfranke @Doggler__ You buy a new old stock American anvil on eBay that was found in the back of a closed down big box store that forgot it in storage for 50 years It was handmade by a skilled worker in the 70’s and has MADE IN U.S.A stamped on the side A faded original MSRP price tag says 20 dollars It’s literally perfect You will own it to the day you die, it will be your anvil, your sons anvil, and his sons anvil.