According to recent lawsuits filed against Dan Bilzerian by the CEO of Ignite, Curtis Heffernan, the lavish lifestyle Bilzerian is all paid for with the company money. Dan throws these lavish parties in yachts and slaps the name of Ignite in the end. But, of course, all the expenses are paid under the company’s name.

I’d like all of our congressmen to spend the day petting all the money Israel is giving you to support their terrorist activities Dan Bilzerian is still active on Twitter. So much of Dan's platform was based on the photos and videos he posted on Instagram, it seems he's pouring more time into other platforms.

Dan Bilzerian was also not a defendant in that case or accused of any wrongdoing by the SEC. Known for corporate takeover bids, Paul Bilzerian was convicted of securities fraud in 1989.

In this, Dan Bilzerian is a relatable guy. Most legal cannabis businesses say they’re struggling. Less relatable are Bilzerian’s popular following on social media and his global reach. Armed with this, he’s still planning on a billion-dollar exit from Ignite, shares in which were trading for about a dollar on Thursday.