Bitcoin News: does Elon Musk own Bitcoin? How much does he have?

ELON MUSK, a billionaire in South Africa behind Paypal and SpaceX, belongs to the ranks of advanced technology. But is there a technology entrepreneur with a bitcoin or another form of cryptocurrency, and if so, how much does he have?

Real life Tony Stark pioneered the growth of payment platforms online with Paypal and many believe that this has given him the confidence to let the bitcoin train shoot.

But what the public is not aware of is that the cryptocurrency grip of the millionaire is clear - because he never bought a virtual token.

Although the worlds in the world are busy with a cryptocardrace, Mr. Musk is busy tunneling under Los Angeles, the train drags into space and he sells fire breathers on his web page.

However, the recent fraudulent Twitter deception has recently shown that Mr. Musk actually has a bit of a fate in bitcoin, although it may not be what people expect.

Earlier in February, Elon Musk spoke in a row after approaching a bunch of spambots who used their agreements to deceive people instead of their cryptography.

Demonstrating fraudulent accounts encourages people to deliver with their tokens in exchange for larger crypto payments to avoid popular names such as Elon Musk, Donald Trump and others.

One person approached Mr. Musk for a response to a number of fraudsters who had never been in force before and asked in the tweet "why has all spam surfaced lately?"

Musk replied: "Not sure, I let @jack know, but it is still valid, I really have a cryptocurrency certificate, apart from the .25 BTC that friends brought me many years ago."

Based on that tweet, Musk has confirmed that he has avoided bitcoin mania, except for a small gift from a friend.

By today (Tuesday Mac 6) at 12:47 PM, the musk bitcoin diversity after CoinDesk is only worth about $ 2,725.39.

I actually have a cryptocurrency sifar, unlike the .25 BTC that my friend brought to me years ago.
Elon Musk, the founder of SpaceX and Tesla
There is virtually no real wealth compared to the value of about $ 21 billion - making it the world's richest rocket scientist.

The large number of Mr. Musk values ​​comes from SpaceX rocket companies and Tesla electric trains. But in a rarely seen step in the commercial world, Encik Musk took no salary instead of Tesla's income, but chose not to make payments so that the market share of Tesla reached $ 100billion.

Mr Musk is not the only technically savvy millionaire who cautiously approaches the popular cryptocurrency. Microsoft founder Bill Gates has bitcoin as "better than eye money" but at the same time recognizes that there will be better alternatives than the underlying blockchain technology.

Mr Gates said: "Bitcoin is interesting because it shows how cheap it is.

"Bitcoin is better than the eye because you do not have to be physically in the same place and, of course, for big commercial matters, the eye can be very unpleasant."