Warren Buffet’s second in command, Charlie Munger, has struck again against Bitcoin yesterday by calling it “some venereal disease” that he has proudly avoided.
This is not the first time the billionaire investor has criticized cryptocurrencies. In several interviews, he “regards Bitcoin craze as totally asinine” and has considered digital assets as a currency that kidnappers or tax fraudsters are more likely to use.
Warren Buffett’s long-trusted deputy is not the only one who has spoken against cryptocurrency in the last two days.
While most Americans loved crypto ads during the Super Bowl game, Senate Banking Head, Sherrod Brown, blasted them during a senate committee hearing and said that the advertisements lacked “transparency”.
In a completely different scenario, Berkshire Hathaway – a multinational conglomerate run by Warren Buffet and where Charlie is a vice-chairman – invested $1 billion in Nubank, a digital lender, in the last quarter of 2021, according to SEC. This move has puzzled the crypto community because both American investors have traditionally spoken outrageously against cryptocurrencies and yet invested in them.
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