IEM Cologne Major draws sold-out crowd as crypto sponsors vanish from esports’ biggest stage
The absence of crypto sponsors at IEM Cologne Major signals a shift towards traditional sponsorships, impacting esports' financial landscape. The post IEM Cologne Major draws sold-out crowd as crypto sponsors vanish from...
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The absence of crypto sponsors at IEM Cologne Major signals a shift towards traditional sponsorships, impacting esports' financial landscape.
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