Tron founder Justin Sun paid $6.2 million at a New York auction for an art piece consisting of a banana taped to a wall. Now, he plans to eat it. “I’ve bought the banana,” Sun wrote in a Nov ...

Justin Sun is in the news for purchasing Maurizio Cattelan’s conceptual artwork—a banana duct-taped to a wall—for $6.2 million. Sun says the purchase is a “cultural phenomenon”.

Justin Sun wishes he could travel more. But there’s too much to do.'There are too many exciting things happening in crypto ...

William Charron, Justin Sun’s attorney, told The Art Newspaper ... the spotlight last year after spending $6.2m on Cattelan’s banana in November during another Sotheby’s sale.

Justin Sun purchased edition #2 of the Comedian at Sotheby’s auction. The bidding started at $800,000 and swiftly moved to $5.2 million, which didn’t include the auction house’s $1 million house fees, ...

At the Street Crypto, we spoke exclusively to Justin Sun to find out ... art is meant to be replaced over time, Sun agrees the ephemeral nature of the banana questions the permanence of ownership.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is exploring a resolution to its closely followed civil fraud case against Justin ...

The banana is an artwork titled “Comedian,” by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan. The buyer Justin Sun, founder of cryptocurrency platform Tron, plans to eat it. Photo: Sotheby's/Reuters ...

Justin Sun and the SEC have jointly requested a 60-day pause in their legal battle to explore settlement options ...

"The banana taped to the wall is not about the ... because it reminds him of what he does in the real world. Justin Sun isn't universally adored in the world of crypto. But few can look away.