Today, online shopping has reached such a point that even social media platforms such as Instagram and Facebook, which we now use to keep up with our friends, have turned into marketplaces for those who want to sell.
Even WhatsApp, which people use to communicate and chat, has become a live support line of companies. For this reason, LimeWire, the legendary application of a period, comes back into our lives by rising from its ashes. Here are the details…
The best selling smartphones all over the world have been announced!
With the new reports that have emerged, the best-selling smartphones in the world have been revealed. Unlike 2019 and 2020, one brand is on top!
LimeWire is back as NFT marketplace
Last May, LimeWire announced it would relaunch as a mainstream-ready digital collectibles marketplace for arts and entertainment, initially focused on music. Supporters of the platform claim that it has created a new environment where artists and fans can sell their existing NFTs without technical barriers.
LimeWire says it aims to have a million buyers sign up on the platform within the first year after coming back and entering the market. Of course, it is stated that collaborations with well-known musicians will continue.
In general, the expectations about what kind of platform it will be have an interface that can be used by NFT novices in the first place. Next, the easy registration system, pricing in US dollars, and the use of crypto-based gateways are expected.
In fact, according to the information revealed, users of the renewed LimeWire platform will be able to make purchases directly through their credit cards, thanks to the payment system of Wyre, which is also used by OpenSea.
Julian Zehetmayr, who is the co-CEO of the company with his brother named Paul Zehetmayr, said in a statement:
It’s important to remember that we relaunched LimeWire not as an alternative to streaming platforms, but as an additional channel for artists to sell exclusive music and art directly to collectors.
What do you think about this subject? Don’t forget to share your feedback with us on the SDN Forum or in the comments!