Crypto’s esports divorce is complete: IEM Cologne Major 2026 runs without a single blockchain sponsor
The shift from crypto to traditional sponsors in esports highlights a stabilization in funding sources, reducing reliance on volatile markets. The post Crypto’s esports divorce is complete: IEM Cologne Major 2026 runs wi...
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The shift from crypto to traditional sponsors in esports highlights a stabilization in funding sources, reducing reliance on volatile markets.
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