Justin Sun Invites Binance’s Helen Hai To Have Lunch With Warren Buffett

Justin Sun, the founder and CEO of Tron (TRX) invited Helen Hai, the head of the blockchain Charity Foundation (BCF), to have lunch with Warren Buffett.

The invitation was sent by Sun on Twitter on July 21st. He has also mentioned that he is going to be inviting more people.

I'd like to invite my good friend @helenhaiyu, Head of @BinanceBCF , to join my lunch with @WarrenBuffett. 5 days to go and more friends to be announced! @binance

— Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) July 21, 2019

Justin Sun Invites Helen Hai To Have Lunch With Buffett

On July 25, Justin Sun is going to meet Warren Buffett after winning a chance to sit and eat with him. In order to do so, he paid 4.5 million dollars at a charity auction. The lunch has been organized by Buffett to gather funds and use it for different charitable causes.

Justin Sun decided to invite Helen Hai, the head of the BCF and help him explain Buffett what digital currencies can do and how they can help improve the world.

I'd like to invite my good friend @helenhaiyu, Head of @BinanceBCF , to join my lunch with @WarrenBuffett. 5 days to go and more friends to be announced! @binance

— Justin Sun (@justinsuntron) July 21, 2019

Sun has invited different individuals to the meeting, including Litecoin’s (LTC) founder Charlie Lee, Livio Wang of Huobi, Jeremy Allaire of Circle and also Changpeng Zhao of the Binance exchange. However, the CEO of Binance informed that he would not be participating in this event. Another person he invited is U.S. President Donald Trump that has yet to answer whether he will be attending or not.

Hai has already answered to the invitation saying that she would be participating from the lunch to discuss cryptocurrencies and philanthropy.

The lunch is going to be hosted at Quince, a recognized restaurant in San Francisco. According to Sun, there are going to be more individuals invited to the meeting.

Warren Buffett has been generally against digital currencies and the crypto market claiming that Bitcoin was rat poison squared. Buffett is also an important investor in the financial stock market with a specific focus on banks.