Craze clown opened up on his greatest regret of his life in an interview

Craze Clown, a Nigerian comedian recently shared his greatest life regret.
He revealed that in 2014, he was paid 16 BTC on his UK tour but declined, taking 5 BTC and subsequently selling them for $600.
He considered not investing in Bitcoin his greatest regret.

Nigerian comedian and content creator, Craze Clown, recently attended the 2024 TrendUpp Awards, where he shared some insightful and personal thoughts with journalists.

In a chat with Legit.ng, he shared a previously untold story about his experience with Bitcoin in 2014, during his UK tour.

According to Craze Clown, he was paid 16 BTC but declined, opting for a smaller amount (5 BTC), which he later sold for $600. He expressed his regret for not investing in Bitcoin, considering its significant value appreciation over time. This decision, he considers his greatest regret in life.

He said:

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“One advise I would give myself would have been Invest in Bitcoin. Let me tell you a story I have never shared in public before. In 2014 when I did my UK tour, I was paid in Bitcoin. The gave me 16BTC but I turned it down and collected just 5 I returned the rest. The following week I sold the 5 units I had on me for $600. That is my greatest regret in life.”

Additionally, Craze Clown revealed his most used phone app, which surprisingly was his bank app, emphasizing its social aspect, especially when accompanied by a debit alert.

He said:

“My bank app is my most used app o. Abi no be social media. Don’t we socialize there. That’s the biggest social media in the world especially when it comes with a debit alert.”

In other news, Davido launched a new social media app, Chatter.

The singer announced the launch of this app on his social media handles. He shared a little back story of how he and his friend developed the app and what it entails.

The Nigerian music star noted that the app is owned by him and his longtime friend, Sir Banko.

According to the information shared by the music star, Chatter is a social audiovisual utility platform designed to help amplify the voice of content creators and connect them with a vibrant community.

However, the app’s usage goes beyond content creators; business-minded individuals, as well as people looking to connect, have a place on it.