Jay Z-$1 Billion Sean Carter has scored over 22 Grammys and sold over 100 million records. But that's just a fraction of the income he gets from his label Roc-A-Fella Records and his clothing line Rocawear. He also invests in several projects, like the music streaming service Tidal and his company Roc Nation Sports, in which he's a licensed sports agent. He's the first rapper to be inducted into the Songwriters Hall of Fame. He holds the record for the most #1 albums on the Billboard 200, which is currently 14 albums. He's now investing into smart phone apps and TV and films. Fact: Jay-Z was once president of Def Jam Recordings. He married Beyonce, and their combined wealth was not enough to outbid Notch, the creator of Minecraft, for a Beverly Hills mansion. He's part-owner of the Brooklyn Nets basketball team.

Graff Diamonds Hallucination watch: $55 million Completed in 2014, the Hallucination watch by London-based Graff Diamonds took “several thousand hours of work” and 110 carats to create, reports Money Inc. “A sculptural masterpiece,” the platinum quartz watch is encrusted in yellow, pink, blue, gray, and orange diamonds in different cuts.

Wittelsbach-Graaf diamond: $80 million Found in India during the 17th century, this deep-blue diamond was first owned by Spain’s King Philip IV and changed hands many times over the ages. In 2008, Christie’s London auctioned the 35.36-carat diamond. Graff Diamonds’ Laurence Graff won at $24,311,191. Unhappy with the stone’s “25 flaws and numerous chips and scratches, a result of its multiple setting changes over the past 360+ years,” he recut it into a 31.06-carat diamond

CoinDesk Bitcoin News Story from Markets $400 Drop: Bitcoin Faces Correction After Rejection at Price Hurdle Feb 13, 2020 at 10:09 UTC Article main image Omkar Godbole View Bitcoin's daily and 4-hour chart indicators are reporting buyer exhaustion. That, coupled with a bull failure at $10,500, has opened the doors for a correction to a rising trendline at $9,900. A violation there would expose next support at $9,707. A bounce from the rising trendline support will likely yield another rally to $10,500. The overall bull case will remain valid as long as prices are holding above support near $9,100. Bitcoin could be staring deeper losses, having faced rejection at key price hurdle on Thursday. The top cryptocurrency by market value was seeing bids around $10,400 during the Asian trading hours. Buying interest weakened after the cryptocurrency failed to stay above Wednesday's high of $10,500 and prices fell sharply to $10,077 around 08:30 UTC. Bitcoin is currently trading near $10,200, representing a 1 percent drop on a 24-hour basis, according to CoinDesk's Bitcoin Price Index. Overall, the trend remains bullish, with prices still up 42 percent on a year-to-date basis and trading well above the 200-day average at $8,867. However, the $400 drop seen earlier is suggestive of buyer exhaustion, as it was preceded by repeated failure at $10,500 and accompanied by an overbought reading on the money flow index. As a result, deeper correction to levels below $10,000 cannot be ruled out. Daily chart Wednesday's green candle has been engulfed bearishly by today's retreat from $10,500 to $10,077. Alongside that, the RSI has produced a lower-highs pattern over the last three days, contradicting the higher highs on price – a bearish divergence that often precedes notable corrections. 4-hour chart Bitcoin charted multiple 4-hour candles with long upper wicks in the last 24 hours, indicating bull fatigue in the range of $10,400-$10,500.