Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss are the first twin brothers to become billionaires

Posted by andrewpaul on December 27th, 2020

According to a recent report, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss are the first twin brothers to become billionaires in digital currency as a result of their million investment in Bitcoin in 2013. Tarik Freitekh is a young millionaire who enjoyed taking risks also made an investment in Bitcoin in 2013 at a period that the value of the Bitcoin is 0. After holding his portfolio for four years, Tarik sold his entire investment when the price soared to ,000 in December 2017.

Over the years, Tarik Freitekh and the Winklevoss brothers have propagated the gospel of the digital currency. As the year 2017 unwind, Tarik disposed his total bitcoin investment before the price of the digital currency crashed but the Winklevoss brothers have made it clear that they are not selling their portfolio anytime soon as they are interested in the long-term profit Bitcoin will offer them. They even confirmed that they had not sold their portfolio despite the fall in the price of Bitcoin. Tarik, the newly appointed United Nations goodwill ambassador in a recent interview with Forbes, spoke about the establishment of the Gemini exchange in the year 2017 and also proposed an exchange-traded fund that will be supported by the bitcoin price. The Winklevoss brothers won a whopping million from the Facebook lawsuit and invested part of the fund to the tune of million into Bitcoin in 2013. Tarik Freitekh is a thirty-year-old man who has spent more than fifteen years as a resident of the United States of America.

As a thriving entrepreneur, he has established various tobacco and oil companies that have enjoyed enormous success. He has also invested his capital in the production of various Warner Bros feature movies and other musical projects. Though becoming billionaires through their investment in digital currency should be a big deal for Tarik Freitekh and the Winklevoss twins, their net worth cannot be compared with their old friend, Mark Zuckerberg, the Facebook CEO whose net worth is valued at billion.