Entrepreneur worth $200million giving Bitcoin to anyone who gets jab
An entrepreneur worth more than $200million is offering to give away $100million worth of to Australians who have had a Covid vaccine.
Finder co-founder Fred Schebesta made the announcement to Kyle Sandilands who last month made a ‘Get Vaxxed Baby’ rap video encouraging younger people to get the jab.
‘I’ve got this crazy idea right now – I’ve never spoken about binary options trading this,’ he told his KIIS FM breakfast show.
‘We’re going to give everyone in Australia who gets vaccinated $5 of Bitcoin.
‘Get vaxxed baby, and binary options pro signals login live get your Bitcoin baby as well. How can I help?’
The 40-year-old financial comparison website pioneer is offering $5 worth of Bitcoin to anyone who has had a Covid vaccine since February 21, with only one cryptocurrency claim per person allowed.
An entrepreneur worth more than $200million is offering to give away $100million worth of Bitcoin to Australians who get even one dose of a Covid vaccine. Finder co-founder Fred Schebesta (pictured) made the announcement to Kyle Sandilands, who made a ‘Get Vaxxed Baby’ rap video encouraging younger people to get the jab
Sandilands, who in July did his own viral take on Vanilla Ice’s 1990 chart-topper Ice Ice Baby, was impressed.
‘I love that, what a great incentive,’ he said.
‘You’ve come along with a great idea.’
Jackie O suggested Sandilands could do part two of his vaccination song.
Should Australia’s 20,619,959 people aged 16 and binaryoptionsreview.eu over get vaccinated and take him up on the offer, Mr Schebesta would be shelling out $104million of his $214million fortune, as estimated by The Australian Financial Review’s Young Rich List panel.
The ultra-wealthy multi-millionaire, who lives in a $17million Coogee mansion in Sydney, is considered Australia’s 26th richest individual aged 40 or younger.
Should Australia’s 20,619,959 people aged 16 and over take him up on the offer, Mr Schebesta would be shelling out $104million of his $214million fortune, as estimated by The Australian Financial Review’s Young Rich List panel (pictured is a woman receiving a Pfizer vaccine at Melbourne’s drive-through vaccination centre in Melton)