Dallas Faraday started his infamous moon mining company, Lunara, with the bulk of the fortune he made through trading crypto. The company came to prominence after announcing it had found badly needed—and valuable—silicon in several Moon craters.
Currently run by Lindon Faraday, one of Dallas’ great-nephews, the business has changed dramatically under his leadership. While mining operations still occur, Lunara is now largely known for it’s hostile buyouts of smaller competitors, which have turned it into a global force. These days, the company has its hand in everything—pharmaceuticals, real estate, finance, augmentation tech, and, if you believe the rumors, all kinds of sordid underground endeavors.