Seriously, companies have had "buy X coins for $Y" since, well, forever. But the most blatant one is arcades. Making the tokens digital and on a decentralized t

Seriously, companies have had "buy X coins for $Y" since, well, forever. But the most blatant one is arcades. Making the tokens digital and on a decentralized trustless ledger? for some reason is not innovative at all, and I highly doubt Atari is interested in developing a decentralized minable gaming token cryptocurrency. They are just using a buzzword that makes people with money shit their pants to implement something that has existed since before currency itself.