2020-11-20 09:22 |
Bitcoin's volatility was way too distracting for SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son
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By CCN: Just months ago, Japanese tech behemoth Softbank was on top of the world, and CEO Masayoshi Son added $5 billion to his net worth following a well-timed stock buyback program. But fortunes have turned for Softbank and Mr.
2019-6-4 18:09 | |
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One of Japan’s most infamous entrepreneurs, Masayoshi Son, lost USD $130 million during the Bitcoin correction that occurred in 2017. Masayoshi Son was dubbed “Japan’s Warren Buffet” in an opinion piece posted by Nikkei Asian Review.
2019-4-29 21:00 | |
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It has recently been reported by William Pesek – from Nikkei Asian Review – that renowned Japanese investor, Masayoshi Son has lost $130 million of his own money due to investing in Bitcoin. Also serving as the CEO of SoftBank Group, which is currently valued at $100 Billion, many are questioning his decision to enter […]
2019-4-29 01:33 | |
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Wirecard, a German internet technology and financial services company, has inked a strategic partnership deal that will see SoftBank Group Corp. , a Japanese multinational conglomerate, invest over $1 dollars in the form of convertible bonds in the former.
2019-4-26 14:00 | |
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While Bitcoin (BTC) has always been about improving the world’s financial and political wellbeing, this nascent market isn’t all too kind. Over the course of 2018, retail investors across the board lost their shirts, industry employees were laid off, and crypto’s reputation and presence in the mainstream sadly fell off the map.
2019-4-24 15:00 | |
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It seems Masayoshi Son was one of the many who were affected by the 2018 crypto price slump as it was reported on April 23, 2019, that he lost $130 million after selling off his bitcoin after the crash.
2019-4-24 13:00 | |
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The Wall Street Journal reports that the founder of Japanese conglomerate Softbank has lost $130 million in bitcoin investments… The post SoftBank CEO Lost $130M On Bitcoin Investment Reportedly Made During All-time Highs appeared first on Invest In Blockchain.
2019-4-24 09:05 | |
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Masayoshi Son, founder of multinational conglomerate SoftBank Group and billionaire, reportedly lost over $130 million with his bitcoin investment
2019-4-23 19:58 | |
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Во время пика рынка криптовалют в декабре 2017 г. миллиардер и основатель SoftBank Масаеси Сон купил Bitcoin на значительную сумму, по информации источников The Wall Street Journal. После этого цифровые деньги резко подешевели, и предприниматель продал их, убытки превысили $130 млн.
2019-4-23 19:02 | |
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By CCN. com: Japanese billionaire Masayoshi Son made a huge bet on bitcoin at the top of the market. And lost. The SoftBank Founder reportedly cut a loss of $130 million of his own money by mis-timing the historic cryptocurrency bubble in late 2017.
2019-4-23 16:42 | |
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A new blockchain-based identification study group is to be launched between SoftBank and TBCASoft, as reported on February 26, 2019. Study in Progress Consumers have, in the last few years, become much more concerned about their privacy.
2019-2-27 02:00 | |
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Softbank, the world-renowned multinational corporation headquartered in Tokyo that has substantial stakes in established telecommunication companies such as Sprint and is also the biggest stakeholder in Uber, has completed a proof-of-concept global payment system that utilizes blockchain technology.
2018-9-18 05:01 | |
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Компании Tencent и Softbank Group официально заявили, что не будут принимать участие в последнем раунде финансирования майнингового гиганта Bitmain. Сообщение Последний раунд финансирования Bitmain уже не кажется таким безоблачным появились сначала на Freedman.
2018-8-21 19:14 | |
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Japanese telecom giant SoftBank has denied media reports of its involvement in a pre-IPO funding round of bitcoin mining rig manufacturer Bitmain. Last week, several media outlets had reported that SoftBank and Chinese internet giant Tencent were leading a pre-IPO funding round for Bitmain.
2018-8-21 18:03 | |
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It seems that SoftBank is not getting involved in cryptocurrencies with the Bitcoin mining company Bitmain. According to an official from the company, the investment deal that has been reported in the last weeks is not real.
2018-8-19 17:52 | |
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