Crypto sponsorships vanish from IEM Cologne Major as esports pivots to traditional betting money
Esports' shift from crypto to traditional betting sponsorships may signal a stabilization in funding sources, impacting team strategies and market dynamics. The post Crypto sponsorships vanish from IEM Cologne Major as e...
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Esports' shift from crypto to traditional betting sponsorships may signal a stabilization in funding sources, impacting team strategies and market dynamics.
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