A double-edged sword? Once-famous brands are getting into crypto

A double-edged sword? Once-famous brands are getting into crypto

As more defunct companies try to cash in on their former glory by using various crypto avenues, experts are divided if this is really good for the industry. There is no denying the fact that the crypto adoption wave sweeping the globe right now has resulted in a growing list of defunct brands making their way into the digital asset market in recent months. Just two weeks ago, once popular music platform LimeWire announced that it is going to be making a comeback, albeit as a marketplace for nonfungible tokens (NFTs) rather than a file-sharing service. LimeWire’s return seems to largely be....


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