Deague bought the block four years ago for $12.2 million and redeveloped the site with wifeNat who designed the interiors.
But they sure as heck didn’t spend $20 million on the rebuild. “We are very pleased with the result and looking forward to the next project,” Deaguesaid. Well,he would,wouldn’t he?
Deague declined to comment on the price,the identity of the buyer or any other details as did Marshall White super agentMarcus Chiminello.
But the eyes of those keen to identify the owner soon turned to Craven,and the answer to the question of how he managed to stump up so much cash for the property lay in one word,readers. One word:cryptocurrency.
Craven is a shareholder in Easygo Gaming,a group of video game developers housed in Royal Bank Chambers on Collins Street.
AnAge/Herald investigation found that Craven,26,helped set up what is believed to be theworld’s largest online cryptocurrency casino Stake.com along with business partnerBijan Tehrani,28,in 2017.