The 5 most unsuccessful events of 2019 in the cryptocurrency world

While many successful events took place in 2019, unsuccessful and disappointing events also took place.

There have been incidents in the cryptocurrency world in 2019 that have been promised or not, and have, so to speak, resulted in a fiasco. We have compiled the most important 5 of these events for you.:

Justin Sun's Warren Buffet Dinner

Earlier this year, Tron founder Justin Sun announced he would be having a lunch with Warren Buffet, The Legend of Wall Street. Sun had made a donation of $ 4.5 million for this meal and had the chance to have lunch with Buffet.
Sun's goal was to talk to Buffet about cryptos and convince buffet that cryptos are a good thing for the future. Unfortunately the lunch was postponed, postponed and eventually cancelled. This in turn caused frustration in the crypto industry.

Craig Wright Incident

Craig Wright has been claiming for several years that Satoshi Nakamoto, the mysterious creator of Bitcoin, is himself. Wright, however, was never able to move a single cryptocurrency that belonged to Satoshi. And this may be the only way to prove you're Satoshi.…
Wright didn't give up on that claim either in 2019, finally sharing a document with rusty staples and coffee stains on it, claiming that this document was the first Bitcoin whitepaper. However, this has become the subject of a wave in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Tron's Tesla Gift

Earlier this year, Tron CEO Justin Sun testified that he would gift a Tesla to its users. But this PR activity exploded at the hands of The Sun and Tron, so to speak, and they faced heavy criticism.
Following the sun's announcement via Twitter, some users thought it was a rhetoric that was only put out for the purpose of speculation, while some thought they could indeed win Tesla.

Poloniex Delist DigiByte

The cryptocurrency project known as Digibyte went to great lengths to be listed on some exchanges. Poloniex also became one of the exchanges that listed DigiByte in 2019. However, Poloniex soon announced that it had removed the cryptocurrency from its list.
This decision was taken after DigiByte's CEO severely and badly criticised several prominent names on Twitter, including the CEO of Poloniex.

Binance's Delist Of BTT

Another big failure from a few months earlier came when Binance delist 30 pairs of transactions, including TRON-based BitTorrent (BTT). What was interesting was that the first token BTT was launched on the Binance Launchpad.
But BTT's removal from the lists was a pretty nasty surprise for both the cryptocurrency community and The Sun.