BlockBeats news, October 22 — In a recent conversation with Jin Ming, Justin Sun discussed the figures he emulates in personal communication and life strategy, stating that he does not simply imitate one person but is a "hybrid fusion" of Musk, Trump, and Buffett. Justin Sun mentioned an interesting coincidence: all three are alumni of his alma mater, the University of Pennsylvania. As he integrates the strategies of the three, outsiders have begun jokingly referring to the gradual emergence of a "fourth giant" — Justin Sun himself. In terms of specific strategy breakdown, he stated that his investment and risk control fully absorb Buffett and Munger's value investing approach focused on fundamentals, bringing the old-school playbook into the crypto space and thereby forming a dimensionality-reduction advantage.
On the business growth and communication front, Justin Sun pointed out that Musk compensates for Buffett's shortcomings in tech narratives and expectation-driven approaches, forming a dual-engine drive of fundamentals and high-tech high-growth. In terms of personal branding and communication, he mainly draws from Trump, even admitting that he initially learned spoken English by following Trump's hosted show The Apprentice. Justin Sun also shared an anecdote, stating that there is actually a "law of mutual disdain" among the three. For example, when he dined with Buffett, he suggested that Buffett acquire Tesla during its trough period, but Buffett refused, because Buffett believed that if a company is too disruptive and full of "surprises," it does not fit his investment style.

