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Bitcoin Dips Are for Buying: Justin Sun, Nayib Bukele, Michael Saylor

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Sat, 8/01/2022 - 18:10
Bitcoin Dips Are for Buying: Justin Sun, Nayib Bukele, Michael Saylor
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Chinese journalist and insider Colin Wu reveals that Tron's founder might be very far from being alone in the club of influential blockchain proponents who use this dip to buy.

100 Bitcoins (BTC) for Justin Sun

Mr. Wu has taken to Twitter to share that His Excellency Mr. Justin Sun, the eccentric billionaire and tech entrepreneur behind Tron and BitTorrent, purchased 100 Bitcoins today.

While the current price of Bitcoin (BTC) is attempting to get back above $42,000, the net volume of the purchase is about $4.2 million.

Also, Mr. Sun mentioned the president of El Salvador, Nayib Bukele, and the CEO of Microstrategy among possible other large-scale buyers of this "dip."

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Blood on the streets

Mr. Wu added that it was Justin Sun who deposited a nine-digit sum in Ethers to Binance recently.

Three days ago, on the Fed's alarming announcements and the Kazakhstan Internet shutdown that affected 12% of the Bitcoin (BTC) hashrate, the crypto king plunged to multi-month lows at $41,500.

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