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Crypto Buzz: Biggest M&A Ever, Warren Buffett Enemy No. 1 - Vimarsana News

Crypto Buzz: Biggest M&A Ever, Warren Buffett Enemy No. 1

The crypto space has just recorded an acquisition worth more than a billion dollars, which is promising because it is a young industry still.

Bolt to Acquire Wyre, Accelerating Mainstream Adoption of Cryptocurrency - Vimarsana News

Bolt to Acquire Wyre, Accelerating Mainstream Adoption of Cryptocurrency

/PRNewswire/ -- Bolt, a leading checkout and shopper network company, today announced its definitive agreement to acquire Wyre, a groundbreaking cryptocurrency...

LimeWire set to return, but not as you know it - Vimarsana News

LimeWire set to return, but not as you know it

A pair of serial entrepreneurs in Austria have bought the rights to defunct music platform LimeWire with plans to revamp its image for the Internet’s next generation by selling nonfungible tokens (NFTs) attached to music, content and art. LimeWire, one of the earliest iterations of Web-based music consumption with a reputation as a haven for illegal downloads, ended in controversy in 2010 after a judge shut down the business for inducing copyright infringement, which was then followed by a US$105 million out-of-court settlement between major record companies and then-LimeWire chief executive...

LimeWire is making a comeback, but not as you know it - Vimarsana News

LimeWire is making a comeback, but not as you know it

Will debut with support for buying and trading music-related nonfungible tokens.

LimeWire Is Making a Comeback, But Not As You Know It - Vimarsana News

LimeWire Is Making a Comeback, But Not As You Know It

(Bloomberg) -- A pair of serial entrepreneurs in Austria has bought the rights to defunct music platform LimeWire with plans to revamp its image for the internet’s next generation by selling nonfungible tokens attached to music, content and artworks.