Tech titan scores millions to throw into crypto

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PHOTO: Fred Schebesta co-founder and CEO of the comparison website, Finder. Source: Supplied

Cryptocurrency spruiker and online entrepreneur Fred Schebesta has finally sold his prestige Tamarama apartment for a better than expected price.

Colourful cryptocurrency spruiker and entrepreneur Fred Schebesta has sold his prestige Tamarama apartment.

The Block may have shot itself in the foot

The Finder.com.au founder pocketed $4.725 million via PPD agent Alexander Phillips.

It marked a boost on the initial $4.5 million buyers’ guidance given by Phillips, who lifted it to $4.575 million during its latest sales campaign.

The Wonderland Ave, Tamarama pad.

It was marketed as “the crowning glory of The Alice, designed by award-winning architects MHN Design Union on Wonderland Avenue”.

With 155sq m of internal space, the three-bedroom, two-bathroom penthouse with pool cost $3.9 million in 2017.

It’s gone, more crypto is on the way.

Views for miles.

Schebesta signalled he wanted to sell his Tama pad to be ready to invest in bitcoin.

Uber modern.

’Wonderland’.

Perfect for summer.

Schebesta at his Coogee pad. Jane Dempster/The Australian.