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Limewire is resurrecting itself as an NFT marketplace which will initially focus on music before expanding into other entertainment mediums.

Formerly known as Antshares, NEO is reinventing commerce with blockchain technology by creating a smart economy in which businesses and governments will be able to digitize assets and automate their management. Often referred to as the “Chinese Ethereum,” NEO is a distributed network that combines digital assets, digital identities, and smart contracts.

The development of blockchain technology is currently hindered by numerous stumbling points, including a lack of scalability, consumer-friendliness, and interoperability.

The volatility of cryptocurrencies can make them unsuitable for daily use.

Interoperability is the focus of many projects within the blockchain ecosystem at the moment, with several platforms developing solutions that will facilitate communication and the transfer of assets between disparate blockchains.

2018’s bearish bloodbath took a heavy toll on the market cap of many tokens, but the defiant Ontology project has bucked the trend.

Steem is the lifeblood of Steemit, the contagiously popular media platform that rewards its users for posting content.

Hundreds of millions of gamers trade weapon skins (camouflages) for real currency.

Buying a property is a tedious, costly venture that involves multiple intermediaries who all want a piece of the pie.

The disruptive nature of cryptocurrency is self-evident, offering the world an alternative to the existing financial paradigm that has governed the transfer and storage of value for centuries.

Bitcoin heralded triumphant success as the first peer-to-peer currency, yet its profound transparency quickly sparked the search for a cryptocurrency capable of a confidential transaction.

Ark is a fast, delegated proof of stake cryptocurrency that focuses on the interconnectedness of blockchains.

Verge is a privacy-focused cryptocurrency offering anonymity, speed, and low transaction cost.

The telecom industry is dominated by a few players who leave little room for real innovation.

Institutional interest in distributed ledger technology has increased dramatically recently, with major Wall Street players, hedge funds, and venture capital now entering the market on a large scale.

In November of 2017, the number of Coinbase users surpassed that of stock brokerage Charles Schwab.