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11 Richest Crypto Billionaires: How You Can Join Them and Make a Fortune
In the world of cryptocurrency, fortunes can quickly change. Some of the world’s richest crypto billionaires helped build the blockchain world at the dawn of the industry. Others are new arrivals who developed, innovated and cashed in later down the road — but either way, they’re all sitting pretty today.
Keep reading to learn about the people who own the world’s greatest digital fortunes.
Matthew Roszak
Net worth: $1.8 billion
Matthew Roszak rose to blockchain fame and fortune when he co-founded Bloq, which helps banks store crypto and facilitates stablecoin transactions for companies. He worked in venture capital and as an entrepreneur in the 1990s and 2000s before landing in legal trouble in the mid-aughts when he settled insider trading charges.
According to Forbes, he got into the crypto game early and he built his portfolio in 2012.
The Winklevoss Twins
Net worth: $2.7 billion each
For the most important twins in tech history, it’s only natural that even Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss’s net worths would be identical. The famous Facebook brothers co-founded the crypto exchange Gemini in 2014, making them major players on the cutting edge of both the social media and blockchain revolutions — and they leveraged the first to win the second.
According to Forbes, they used their $65 million legal settlement with Mark Zuckerberg to stockpile bitcoin.
Today, Gemini processes roughly $30 million in daily trades and the twins own roughly 70,000 bitcoins.
