• 11 crypto firms sued illegal ICOs
    Alt coins,  Asia & Australia,  People

    Reports of Justin Sun’s detention in China greatly exaggerated

    Recuperating from kidney stones, the Tron founder was forced to resort to a live video Q&A in front of San Francisco’s Bay Bridge

    Tron founder and CEO Justin Sun was forced to postpone his $4.6 million lunch with legendary investor Warren Buffett because he had a kidney stone attack, and that’s a good thing.

  • No $4.6 million lunch, but at least Justin Sun has PewDiePie
    Alt coins,  Asia & Australia,  Innovators

    Sick or detained? Tron’s Justin Sun delays Warren Buffet lunch

    Chinese media have reported that the cryptocurrency founder is being detained in China over illegal fundraising, money laundering

    Tron cryptocurrency founder Justin Sun has postponed his high-profile lunch with legendary investor Warren Buffet due either to illness or legal troubles, according to conflicting reports.

  • No $4.6 million lunch, but at least Justin Sun has PewDiePie
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    Tron Founder drops $4.5 million for lunch with crypto-critic Warren Buffett

    As Royal Tenenbaum might say, “That’s kind of a f-you to the old man”

    Every year crypto-critic and fiat-billionaire Warren Buffett auctions off a lunch for eight to support his daughter’s favorite charity, GLIDE in San Francisco. This year, crypto-entrepreneur Justin Sun won Buffett’s Glide charity auction with a record $4.5 million bid. Buffett had previously called bitcoin “rat poison squared” so this ought to be interesting.

  • Bloomberg's Joe Weisenthal (via Bloomberg.com)
    Media

    Bloomberg host hilariously tears into blockchain fans, gets blocked on Twitter by CEO

    Joe Weisenthal ridicules investor Naval Ravikant and other blockchain enthusiasts in a tweetstorm

    Don’t expect AngelList CEO Naval Ravikant to appear on Bloomberg’s “What’d You Miss?” any time soon. That’s because the show’s co-host, Joe Weisenthal, took to Twitter to rip into Ravikant’s lofty pronouncements about blockchain technology. Here’s how it went down: It all began in Sunday morning from a tweet by from Shane Parish, the founder of something called Farnam Street. For those unfamiliar with it (we were on that list), the site’s “About” section says: “We address such topics as mental models, decision making, learning, reading, and the art of living.” According to Parish, he has “helped millions of people master the best of what other people have already figured…