The American business magazine Forbes has made an attempt to the world's richest millionaires/crypto-billionaires. The list is based on the amount of crypto coins that a series of individuals on 19 January of this year and estimated to be in their possession. Today there are about 1,500 crypto coins for a total value of about $550 billion, a value that 31 times higher than at the beginning of 2017. only people with estimated property equivalent to 350 million dollars or more were eligible.
The list is headed by Chris Larsen, the co-founder of Ripple. He would be the equivalent of 7.7 billion dollars to crypto coins in his possession. He is followed by Joseph Lubin, a co-founder of Ethereum (5 billion dollars), Changpeng Zhao, the founder of Binance ($ 2 billion) and the brothers Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss (1.1 billion under their both). The top five is completed by Brian Armstrong, the CEO of the trading platform Coinbase (900 million dollars). The Winklevoss brothers most obviously the Winklevoss brothers (photo). They became world famous when it emerged that she and not Mark Zuckerberg, were the founders of the social network ConnectU that Facebook would later come to be called. Younger Facebook users know it's probably not, but more than 9 years ago-in 2009-the brothers Winklevoss Zuckerberg offered 65 million dollars in cash and shares to be able to arrange a trial. Zuckerberg is not the inventor of Facebook, because it is a copy of ConnectU, a social network for students, that in 2004 by the twins Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss was remembered. Zuckerberg worked for the brothers as a programmer and copied their idea. Two brothers accept a settlement of 200 million dollars in 2011. The bulk of that money they would invest in bitcoin afterwards.