In a recent announcement on his platform, X, Tate has put forth an intriguing proposal to engage with his extensive follower base. Directing his message to the “crypto Twitter” community, Tate declares, “Consider this: I’m contemplating the launch of a cryptocurrency, backed by a whopping $100 million of my personal funds. Not only that, but I’m reserving early access at a discounted rate exclusively for members of University.com.” University.com, an educational platform owned by Tate, focuses on guiding individuals toward financial success in “The Real World.”
Leveraging his widespread fame, Andrew Tate emphasizes that his cryptocurrency venture is destined for success. He vows to extensively promote the coin, stating, “As the most famous man alive, I’ll ensure widespread visibility, allowing all of you to reap the financial benefits.”
Notably, Tate introduces a unique condition to his proposal: he will only proceed with the plan if his post garners 50,000 retweets. What adds a layer of intrigue to this development is Andrew Tate’s prior stance against cryptocurrencies. In a surprising reversal, he acknowledges his previous anti-crypto stance from just last year, where he vehemently declared, “I do not engage with any crypto,” underscoring his commitment to avoiding practices he deems exploitative, unlike “every other influencer.”
