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Barkley told CNBC Make It last month that his advisors 'do not believe in crypto.' The 15-time All-Star also said a couple of his friends 'got caught up in a little scam like that one time,' turning him off of the concept.ДЇellow Basketball Hall of Famer Charles Barkley agrees with O'Neal. In July, O'Neal told Front Office Sports that he's often approached by crypto companies for potential partnerships and promotional work: 'I always get these companies that say, 'Hey, we'll give you $900,000 in crypto to send out a tweet.' So I have to say, 'OK, if you're going to give me a million dollars worth of crypto, then why do you need me?''

But from my experience, it is too good to be true,' he says. 'Every time somebody tells me one of those great stories, I like it. In recent months, a slew of professionals athletes ventured into cryptocurrency, from seven-time Super Bowl champion Tom BradyВ and New York Giants running backВ Saquon Barkley to three-time NBA champion Stephen Curry.Д«ut, O'Neal notes, he's wary of all the overnight success stories he's seen surrounding digital currencies. The former Los Angeles Lakers star says he's not knocking others for trying it.

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'So I will probably stay away from it until I get a full understanding of what it is.' 'I don't understand it,' O'Neal tells CNBC Make It. But the Basketball Hall of Famer says he's steering clear of one popular investing strategy: cryptocurrencies. Since retiring from the NBA in 2011, Shaquille O'Neal has reportedly amassed a net worth of more than $400 million.