Enron, Whose Trademark Was Purchased for $275, Hints At Cryptocurrency Return

Enron, the company best known for engaging in multi billion-dollar fraud in the late 90's & early 2000's, has mysteriously emerged again.

The company went viral for a video posted to X.com Monday morning.

Not much information was shared in the video, which included clips of the SpaceX rocket landing, as well as multiple actors & actresses repeating the phrase "We are Enron".

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Publicly available documents reveal that an Akansas LLC called The College Company purchased the Enron Trademark in May of 2020. According to those documents the purchase price was only $275 dollars.

Connor Gaydos, a co-founder of The College Company, also created “Birds Aren't Real”, a bit that that purports the government replaced all birds with drones to spy on the American people.

Exactly what's in the works for Enron is still unclear, however in this (now deleted) Tweet, the company hinted at entering the world of Cryptocurrency:

The Enron website now features a countdown timer ending in 7 days. Internet users who are brave enough can submit their email address to be notified of what's to come.

Their site also now has a large selection of products available for purchase including hoodies, hats, puffer vests and water bottles.

Given the 4.7+ million views and massive media exposure this event has brought in, it seems the $275 was money well spent for the new owners.