First Bitcoin, Now WeWork: Is Masayoshi Son the Worst Investor Ever?

2019-9-27 18:09

For decades, Masayoshi Son has flaunted his wealth and power to make SoftBank one of the most prominent names in tech investing. However, following devastating losses from both WeWork and Bitcoin, it's time to consider that Son might be remembered as one of history's worst investors.

Son and SoftBank are currently raising more than $108 […]

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The Need for a Crypto Regulatory Framework in Japan, Nikkei Asian Review’s Pesek Explains Why

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 […]

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Основатель SoftBank потерял $130 млн, инвестировав в биткоин на пике цены

Японский миллиардер Масаёси Сон (Masayoshi Son), основатель телекоммуникационной корпорации SoftBank Group, потерял на инвестициях в биткоин $130 млн, сообщает Wall Street Journal. Источники рассказали изданию, что Сон купил BTC по рекомендации сопредседателя компании по управлению инвестициями Fortress Investment Group Питера Бригера (Peter Briger).

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