
Bitcoin's surge has led to over 50 blockchains being valued at over $1 billion each, despite many having limited users and functionality. These 'zombie chains' lack clear purpose or wind-down processes, raising questions about their actual utility.



More than 50 blockchains have a market cap. of over $1 billion, but with few users, applications and network fees, what are they actually being used for? Read one of my last crypto stories alongside @Steven_Ehrlich and @ninabambysheva for @Forbes https://t.co/eNtTtaotS1
Excellent story by @Steven_Ehrlich and @ForbesCrypto on zombie chains 👏🏻 “There are no fewer than 50 blockchains today trading at values of more than $1 billion, of which at least 20 are functional zombies.” 👇🏻 Guess which ones they mention 👀 https://t.co/tsMlfYInpf
There are over 50 blockchains worth at least $1 billion apiece, but they have little reason for existing. “There’s no wind-down process for a dead crypto protocol.” Meet Crypto’s Billion Dollar Zombies via @Steven_Ehrlich @marigra21sl @ninabambysheva https://t.co/VzgPkuvQzj