MySpace Founder Is Buying The Bitcoin Dip
Of course everybody knows Facebook and Google, because it’s 2021. But does anyone remember MySpace. The explanation as to why you don’t, is that the founder of the website sold it back in 2005. MySpace was the largest social networking site in the world between 2005 and 2008, and even surpassed Google as the most visited website in the US in June, 2006.
What most people don’t remember is that the popular social networking site was sold in 2005 for a startling $580 million, making founder Tom Anderson a multi-multi-millionaire before the age of 40.
Myspace Tom
Anderson is popularly known as Tom from Myspace and Myspace Tom, because he would automatically be assigned as the first friend of any new Myspace user when they created their profiles on his site.
Buying The Dip pic.twitter.com/dnJL3l087T
— Tom Anderson (@myspacetom) May 17, 2021
He’s since become a world traveler and photographer and has a huge following on Instagram and Facebook. His profile shows pics from Indonesia, Singapore, Hawaii, China, Scotland and beyond. He takes photos all over the world, and then shares them with his 7 million+ followers across social media. He also has a personal blog where he pairs his world travels with his own personal musings.
Tom is buying the dip
On 17 May, Tom gave a sign of life on Twitter, which he doesn’t do very often. Last time he updated his status was 4 years ago, when President Donald Trump entered office.
This time round, Tom gave a new update. He changed his profile to include laser eyes and stated he would be buying the dip. All clear references that he made an initial investment in Bitcoin. The cryptosphere reacted with utter disbelief and staid:
An ancient god awakens.
Let’s all hope it’s a good omen.
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