"Golden Finance reported that on May 28th, the London Stock Exchange opened trading for Cryptocurrency Exchange Traded Notes (ETNs), but only for regulated financial investors (excluding retail traders). Charlie Morris, the head of ByteTree, emphasized that the start of these Bitcoin ETNs was not good, with 21Shares having a trading volume of only 200 shares."

Golden Ten Data on May 5, at the shareholders' meeting, Buffett said that he and Charlie Munger both think that it is very happy to work with such a group of selfless people, rather than people who may be too greedy for money like hedging funds and index funds.

Golden Ten Data, May 5, Warren Buffett asserted on Saturday that he and Charlie Munger must have missed some investment opportunities in long years, but only a few regretted it. "We missed a lot of long things, and what we really regret is missing something very important, and we never worry about what we don't know," he said. "Why do we need to predict the future of every business, just as we can predict next year's wheat production?" He added.

Golden Ten Data on May 5, at the site of Buffett's shareholders' meeting, sitting next to Buffett was "Buffett's successor", Berkshire Vice Chairman Greg Abel, Buffett habitually called out "Charlie (Munger)", Buffett said, "I'm sorry, I'm still called Charlie, and now I ask Greg to answer, my name is Charlie." Actually, I'm already vigilant not to call the wrong person, but sometimes I still leak my mouth. ”

Golden Ten Data reported on May 5 that at Buffett's 2024 shareholders' meeting, Berkshire Hathaway Chairman Buffett said that Charlie Munger would always follow his wishes and agree with his proposals in the past, but only slapped the table with him twice and asked him to "buy, buy, buy!", once to take a stake in BYD, and the other time to take a stake in Costco. Warren Buffett believes that Charlie Munger was right when it came to investing in both companies.

Bitcoin's big dump has piqued investors' interest, who believe that Bitcoin's large Fluctuation may be a precursor to a broader shift in risk appetite in global markets. After big dump of nearly 16% in April, Bitcoin has fallen about 4% in the past two days, its biggest monthly falling since the collapse of the FTX exchanges in November 2022. Some investors look for clues in Bitcoin trading for changes in liquidity dynamics that could impact other assets. Bitcoin prices have slipped over the past few weeks as the Federal Reserve signaled that Intrerest Rate will remain higher for longer. This statement by the Fed pushed up Treasury yields and the dollar, thereby tightening financial conditions. Charlie Morris, chief investment officer at ByteTree Asset Management, said Bitcoin is our favorite test indicator. This is a warning about future troubles in financial markets, but we can believe that it will rebound at some point.

TV personality and financial advisor Jim Cramer said on CNBC: "You can't destroy BTC, and the late Charlie Munger turned a blind eye to it. It's a technological marvel and is here to stay."

The MUNGER Token, Launched After Charlie Munger's Death, Briefly Soared in Value Before Collapsing The MUNGER token, launched after Charlie Munger's death, experienced a massive pump of 31,000% but has since crashed 97.6% in value. Its market capitalization has plummeted to just over $18,000, and its liquidity has evaporated to around $13,000. Market activity for the coin has also collapsed, with only $23,000 worth of MUNGER traded in the last 24 hours

15 MINUTES AFTER CHARLIE MUNGER'S DEATH, A MEME COIN OF THE SAME NAME (MUNGER) SKYROCKETED BY MORE THAN 31,000%. However, the details of the token's smart contract were revealed: it was revealed that the contract allowed developers to restrict the sale of the asset. SINCE THEN, THE MUNGER PRICE HAS FALLEN BY MORE THAN 98%. （Coindesk）

PANews reported on November 29 that Berkshire Hathaway announced that Charlie Munger passed away peacefully in a California hospital today at the age of 99, only one month away from his 100th birthday. In a statement, Buffett said: "Without Charlie Munger's inspiration, wisdom and involvement, Berkshire Hathaway would not have been where it is now." Munger is vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and one of its largest shareholders. According to Forbes, Munger's net worth as of November 28, 2023 is $2.6 billion.

According to Golden Finance, Berkshire Hathaway announced that Charlie Munger died today at the age of 99, just one month away from his 100th birthday. Known for his role as Vice Chairman of Berkshire Hathaway and for his close collaboration with Warren Buffett, Munger is a legend in the world of finance and investment. Warren Buffett said in the announcement: "Without Charlie's inspiration, wisdom and involvement, Berkshire Hathaway would not have been where it is today. ”

According to investment advisory firm ByteTree, BTC holdings in Bitcoin investment funds rose to 863,434 this week, breaking the all-time high set in April 2022, according to ByteTree, an investment advisory firm. Over the past month, these funds have increased their holdings by about 22,100 BTC. Charlie Morris, founder of ByteTree, said: "No wonder prices have been so strong lately". Digital asset funds have attracted significant inflows over the past few weeks as the optimism over spot bitcoin ETFs has spread to the broader crypto market. CoinShares, a digital asset manager, reported on Monday that it had net inflows of $767 million over the past six weeks, the highest net inflows in this time period since the 2021 bull run.

PANews reported on November 5 that according to U.Today reports, Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, made sharp criticisms of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal. Without minus a in discussing the category of digital currencies, he argues that digital currencies are a destabilizing and unproductive financial invention. He emphasized the importance of a strong currency in the transition from primitive societies to advanced civilizations, noting that the solidity of money is always paramount, whether it is a shell or a gold coin.

Charlie Munger, vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway, once again sharply criticized Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies in a recent interview with the Wall Street Journal. He sees digital assets as a destabilizing and unproductive financial invention, and likens Bitcoin to throwing a "stinky ball" into the refined recipe of traditional finance. He emphasized the importance of a strong currency in the transition from primitive societies to advanced civilizations, noting that the solidity of money is always paramount, whether it is a shell or a gold coin. （U.Today） Previously, Charlie Munger criticized cryptocurrencies in a Zoom meeting. When asked what he thinks about Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies, he noted: "Don't let me talk about Bitcoin, it's the dumbest investment I've ever seen. Most of the investment will be zeroed. ”