Justin Sun Controversy Continues, John MacAfee Tweets About Jail Stay And Crypto Market Sees Minor Drawback — The Crypto2Cash Chronicle
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Justin Sun Controversy Continues
Many allegations against Tron founder Justin Sun have sweeped through the Internet in the last few days. The allegations have reached from Sun using Tron to launder money, to the Tron ICO being illegal and a Chinese news outlet even went as far as saying that Sun is on a “no-fly” list and not allowed to leave the country. Sun also had to postpone his lunch with investor billionaire Warren Buffet due to medical reasons, however there are many rumours, that these medical reasons are staged. But the buzz around the young Chinese entrepreneur has yet to stop, as Bram Cohen, ex-CEO of Bittorrent, accused Sun of not paying the last part of his $140 million payment for last year’s acquisition of the company. So far, Cohen only took the issue to social media, with little more information about the payment being public.
John MacAfee Tweets About Jail Stay
Antivirus Tycoon and cryptos biggest maniac, John MacAfee, has posted pictures of his jail time in the Caribbean. MacAfee was released on Wednesday, after spending around a week in a jail of the Dominican Republic. Local police raided his yacht and found multiple high-calibre weapons, the reason for the raid is unclear. MacAfee has been on the run since 2012, after his alleged involvement in a murder case in Belize. He has long been a supporter of cryptocurrencies and also created his own crypto wallet last year.
Crypto Market Sees Minor Drawback
Bitcoin wasn’t able to stay above the psychologically important $10,000 mark and slightly retraced, currently trading at $9,770, down 2.83% in the last 24 hours. Bitcoin Cash was the only top 20 cryptocurrency in the green today, up by 2.32% and Bitcoin SV was the worst performer, down 3.83%.
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