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File-sharing site LimeWire relaunches as NFT marketplace

By Christopher Hutton
Published March 12, 2022 10:00am ET
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File-sharing site LimeWire relaunches as NFT marketplace
A website known for its music piracy past is adapting to the blockchain-focused future. Limewire, a file-sharing website best known for letting users share MP3s in the 2000s, has relaunched with an implicit focus on the blockchain and nonfungible tokens. The service will relaunch in May as a more accessible and centralized NFT marketplace. “The […]

A website known for its music piracy past is adapting to the blockchain-focused future.

Limewire, a file-sharing website best known for letting users share MP3s in the 2000s, has relaunched with an implicit focus on the blockchain and nonfungible tokens.

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