‘What Is Wrong With You?’: Mike Tyson Sparks Debate Over His Crypto Investment

Mike Tyson is a prominent name in the crypto world after publicly supporting different cryptocurrencies. Tyson also dipped his hands in the NFT space and has successfully diversified his portfolio after filing for bankruptcy in 2003. ‘Iron’ Mike is very active on Twitter and always keeps his fans up to date on his latest purchases.

His latest venture was the cryptocurrency ‘Solana’. Tyson tweeted out saying he was going “All in on Solana”. Following his investment, Tyson asked his followers-“How high do you think Sol will go?”

His followers gave him mixed reactions to his latest investment. While many claimed it was ‘overpriced’, others said it was a smart investment from ‘The Baddest Man On the planet’.

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Take a look at what Twitter had to say about ‘The Baddest Man On The Planet’ investing in Solana.

Twitter reacts to Mike Tyson investing in Solana

Many fans thought Solana would not fulfill its promises of being the Ethereum killer and Tyson was making a mistake by going all-in on it. Most of the NFT transactions currently take place on the Ethereum blockchain. However, Solana looks to change that.

Many experts also predict that Solana will continue eating away at Ethereums’ market share.

“SOL spent more time out than your opponents, tech is rushed and it clearly doesn’t work. It’s an VC rug pull in making, I hope you are aware of it and are not paid to promote it as that will end badly with low enforcement agency when it all blows up..” One user said on Twitter.

Another user said, “Bro what is wrong with you? How much money you did put into Sol that you are trying to pump it so hard with tweets its overpriced as hell” 

However, some users felt Tyson made the right choice and supported his decision. One user also spoke about how strongman Thor Bjornsson is also a part of Solana.

“@MikeTyson SOL is the Future @ShreddedApes will be the cause for it. Ape in now brother we have @ThorBjornsson_ on board with us” 

One user backed Tyson Fury all the way, suggesting that he himself had invested in the chain. He wrote, “As high as we want my bruddah”

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What do you think about Tyson’s decision and the Twitter response to it? Let us know in the comments section below.