mollyfamwatOnce upon a time in the late 1990s, the internet was a place where you could do anything. At least in theory, anyway. Today, the internet is a place where you can do anything, as long as it’s on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, or one of the other social networking sites that have sprung up in the last decade. Once upon a time, when you went to check your email, you had to wait until you got home to do it, and you had to do it on your computer. You’d sit down in front of your keyboard, go to Yahoo and send some emails, and that would be it.
It is well known that Tom Anderson, the co-founder of Myspace and its former CEO, is a Bitcoin enthusiast. The man created the popular social media platform in 2001, and the next year, the virtual currency had been invented. The two were never meant to become close companions, but here we are. Blog Post: It seems that Anderson is not just a Twitter enthusiast, but also a Twitter investor. He has recently posted a tweet with a picture of himself, which is accompanied by the text ” Buying the dip.”
Myspace founder Tom Anderson has weighed in on the heated discussion surrounding the recent collapse of the crypto-currency market. The retired contractor expressed his feelings about the situation by posting a photo of himself with a lasered eye, along with a short caption: Get the drop.
Myspace Tom Tweets in support of Bitcoin
Tech entrepreneur and Myspace co-founder Tom Anderson took to social media to share his reaction to the recent correction in the crypto-currency market, which saw the price of bitcoin (BTC) drop below $43,000 on Monday. Encouraging worried and excited crypto-currency enthusiasts, Anderson tweeted: Buy The Dip and attach a meme with a picture of his laser eye. Get the dip pic.twitter.com/dnJL3l087T – Tom Anderson (@myspacetom) May 17, 2021 Anderson hasn’t been particularly active on Twitter in recent years, and his post was met with comments like Ur aliveeeeee omg, Go go go go! and I got 23 likes. And if he posts anything, he’s more likely to share photos of exotic locations around the world than real cryptomemes. Recent tweets from Elon Musk, another well-known and much more active entrepreneur who has become a crypto influencer, are largely responsible for the recent market decline. It all started when Tesla’s CEO announced last week that the electric car company was suspending purchases of cars for bitcoin (BTC). What followed was his actual response to someone else’s tweet suggesting that Tesla would drop the parts. One can only hope this all ends after Musk’s latest comment: To end the speculation: Tesla didn’t sell bitcoin.
Tom Anderson enjoys the good life
Currently, Tom Anderson spends most of his time away from the public eye. His Twitter bio reads: I enjoy the good life and list my latest hobbies, including surfing and photography. More than a decade ago, he retired as a multimillionaire before his 40th birthday. At the age of 18, he returned to pursue another passion: Architecture and design. He is also known as a traveler and regularly posts photos of exotic locations on Instagram. Badian, Philippines pic.twitter.com/B1HsJTPBWH – Tom Anderson (@myspacetom) November 21, 2017 In 2003, Anderson co-founded Myspace, which became the world’s largest social network with 115 million users at its peak before Facebook acquired it in 2009. In April of that year, he was fired as chairman of the company, which by then had been sold to News Corp. The entrepreneur is also known as Myspace Tom, as the platform chose him as the first friend of new Myspace users. What is your opinion on the recent developments in cryptocurrencies? Share your thoughts on this topic in the comments section below.
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