Sun Yuchen, the most outrageous post-90s figure in the cryptocurrency world, has done some crazy things over the years.

​1. At 17, he participated in the 9th New Concept Writing Competition, won first prize, and was admitted to Peking University with a lower score.

​2. He studied for a year in the Chinese Department of Peking University, felt the atmosphere was not right, and announced a major change to the History Department.

​3. He published articles while at Peking University, then criticized the university's consultation system, resulting in a sensation and landing on the cover of Asia Weekly.

​4. Graduated from Peking University with the title of top student in the History Department and was accepted by five prestigious American universities at the same time.

​5. During his master's studies in the U.S., he invested his living expenses in Bitcoin, becoming wealthy overnight; this guy has some financial luck. This led him to discover a path to riches.

​6. In 2015, his company, Ripple, received an investment of tens of millions of dollars.

​7. Enrolled in Lake Hupan University, walking the world under the title of Jack Ma's first disciple.

​8. Launched TRON, raised 400 million yuan, and fled to the U.S.

​9. Cashed out TRON at a high position, cashing out hundreds of millions of dollars, causing TRON to plummet by 90%, leaving countless investors in loss.

​10. Paid $4.56 million for a charity lunch with Buffett, promoted it for a month, and then canceled on Buffett due to a kidney stone; the once-dominant Buffett didn't expect someone would dare to cancel on him.

​11. Spent $78 million to buy the art sculpture 'The Nose.'

​12. Spent $20 million to acquire Picasso's famous painting 'Nude Woman with Necklace.'

​13. Bought an NFT avatar for $10.5 million.

​14. Paid $28 million for a seat on a spaceship, and then canceled on Amazon founder Bezos.

​15. Latest news, spent $6.24 million to buy a rotten banana.

Sun Yuchen, forever spending extravagantly and crazily attracting attention, is a marketing maniac from the post-90s generation.