‘I Could Just Offer to Acquire TikTok’: Tron Founder Justin Sun

Tron founder and crypto billionaire Justin Sun has taken to his official account on the X social media platform (formerly known as Twitter) to hint that he could easily basically become a rival to Elon Musk in the crypto space by offering to acquire TikTok.

Justin Sun says he could offer to buy TikTok

As reported by mainstream media earlier, Chinese authorities are now considering an option of selling TikTok US to tech mogul Elon Musk who already owns X – a platform widely popular with the global crypto community and lovers of other industries, memes, etc.

Justin Sun commented on an X post by a @DaoKwonDo X user that surprisingly but nobody within the crypto space has stepped up to buy TikTok. “It would be a power move,” he tweeted, adding: “We can either get someone like Justin Sun from Tron or a group of whales together and make it happen.” The user believes that “this would be a huge leap for crypto in many ways.”

For example, the very least positive change that may happen in this case is that crypto content will stop being censored on this platform and will be spread wider than now. However, many criticize this social media video app for low-quality content and would be happy if it was shut down in the US.

Sun quoted this tweet and replied: “Alright, I could just offer to acquire TikTok, and everything would be resolved.”

TikTok could be shut down in the US on Sunday

Earlier today, angel investor and Bitcoiner Anthony Pompliano published a tweet, saying that this Sunday TikTok is going to shut off its apps in the US unless the Supreme Court acts. Currently, the court is considering the arguments over the law that is forcing the TikTok parent company ByteDance in China to either sell its American branch or have it banned in the USA.

Pompliano (widely known simply as Pomp on social media) launched an X poll to pick the community’s brain about which option they believe to be the most likely one to happen. 49.8% believe that TikTok apps will not shut down in the US. 36.4% believe it will happen. Less than 2,000 people have taken part in the poll so far.