Who remembers LimeWire, the now-defunct peer-to-peer file-sharing service that ruled the early 2000s? Back in its heyday, Limewire had more than 50 million monthly active users. But things changed in 2010, when the filesharing website was shut down by U.S. federal court after a four-year legal battle. For those who are still nostalgic about the place you downloaded your first MP3, you’re not alone. Considering the rebellious nature of the platform, perhaps it makes perfect sense that LimeWire is now being resurrected on the blockchain. And after months of teasing a tokenized offer, the new iteration of the iconic peer-to-peer […]