Pavel Durov demanded $100 million for failed blockchain platform TON, and Fidelity approved bitcoin investment Investors demanded $100 million for failed blockchain project Pavel Durov Investors are ready to sue TON Inc. and Telegram Inc. Pavel Durov. Representatives of the Da Vinci Capital fund sent a letter to the Telegram founder and team demanding $100 million in damages for the failed cryptocurrency project, Forbes writes, citing sources. The notice says that the refusal to compensate damages will lead to litigation in the UK. The defendants will be not only Pavel Durov, but also other top managers and lawyers of TON. Recall that in mid-2020, Pavel Durov announced the closure of his blockchain project TON. This was due to a court decision, which agreed with the position of the SEC and prohibited the transfer of Gram tokens to investors of the platform. The project had previously raised $1.7 billion from 171 investors, including Yuri Milner, Roman Abramovich, and Sergey Solonin. American financier approved BTC as an investment asset Head of Macro Markets at Fidelity Investments Jurrien Timmer shared his vision of the prospects of the main crypto coin as an investment asset. The company's top executive suggested that BTC should be considered a form of "digital gold" and used to hedge inflation risks. "In my opinion, bitcoin has evolved to the point where it could be considered a form of digital gold as a possible counterweight to future inflation," Timmer wrote on Twitter. The top manager at Fidelity Investments, analyzing the nature of bitcoin, noted that demand for the asset continues to grow "exponentially," while supply remains unchanged. This scenario cannot be applied to gold, whose annual production has remained at roughly the same level for a long timetimetime
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