Buffett buys Bitcoin
Recent reports suggest that Berkshire Hathaway and some of its investment managers may be becoming more lenient toward cryptocurrencies.

Recent reports suggest that Berkshire Hathaway and some of its investment managers may be becoming more lenient toward cryptocurrencies.
Warren Buffett’s decision to end his charity lunch auction is linked to the controversies involving Sun Yuchen, which exposed significant flaws in the event’s integrity and effectiveness.
It’s just that most people want to get rich overnight, and are not willing to get rich slowly.
As more and more Wall Streeters flock to Bitcoin. The critics are getting older. There are fewer and fewer people.
After a week of silence, in the early morning of February 27, the price of Bitcoin suddenly changed again, exceeding US$54,000, and then soared, once exceeding US$57,000 at around 10 a.m. on the 27th.
As the cryptocurrency market looks to unleash some momentum and begins what appears to be a short-term respite, it’s important to take a step back and look at the bigger picture.
It appears that the rising popularity of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies — despite the continuous carnage on the broader crypto ...
The “Oracle of Omaha” now has more direct/indirect investments in Bitcoin and similar cryptocurrencies in his portfolio.
“If you told me you own all of the Bitcoin in the world and you offered it to me for $25 I wouldn’t take it because what would I do with it?” Warren Buffett said.