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Wang Chun: The Pattaya condo purchased in 2015 for 2900 BTC has been sold for 7 BTC

Wang Chun: The Pattaya condo purchased in 2015 for 2900 BTC has been sold for 7 BTC

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/03/31 00:54

BlockBeats News, March 31st, F2Pool co-founder Wang Chun posted, "In 2015, I bought an apartment in Naklua, north of Pattaya, for 2900 bitcoins. This was the first house I owned in my life. While many Chinese miners were still celebrating the early boom of the crypto market and had not yet encountered the subsequent regulatory crackdown, I had already experienced true freedom for the first time in Pattaya. It was also here where I personally built and launched our Zcash mining pool. Yesterday, I sold this apartment for 7 bitcoins."

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