10 Richest Crypto Shareholders In The World - Forbes Version

Forbes recently released a list of those holders of cryptocurrency or digital currencies such as Bitcoin which is claimed to be the richest in the world. We start from the list of 10, Anyone?

10. Michael Novogratz :

Start playing in cryptocurrency since 2013, the man who served as CEO of Galaxy Digital has a wealth of digital currency in the range of USD 700 million to USD 1 billion.

9. Brock Pierce :

The man who had become an actor in his childhood is now chairman of the Bitcoin Foundation, with assets in cryptocurrency between USD 700 million - USD 1 billion.

8. Anthony Di Iorio :

The co-founder of Ethereum has a wealth of cryptocurrency in the range of USD 750 million.

7. Matthew Roszak :

The owner of the $ 900 million cryptocurrency asset studied Bitcoin in 2011, claiming to give Richard Branson and their first Bill Clinton Bitcoin.

6. Brian Armstrong :

This 35-year-old man is the founder and CEO of Coinbase, with the amount of wealth in cryptocurrency in the range of USD 900 million.

5. Matthew Mellon :

He was opposed by his family when he wanted to play cryptocureency. Now, Mellon actually has USD 900 million from a number of digital currencies.

4. Cameron & Tyler Winklevoss :

These twin duo have consistently kept the Bitcoin they bought since 2012. The result? Currently they have cryptocurrency assets worth USD 900 million - USD 1.1.

3. Changpeng Zhao :

Known as CZ, he is CEO of Binance, the largest cryptocurrency exchange platform in the world. His wealth in the virtual currency is in the range of USD 1.1 billion to USD 2 billion.

2. Joseph Lubin :

Another Ethereum co-founder on the list. He is the founder of ConsenSys, a company in the field of blockchain. His fortune in cryptocurrency is about USD 1 billion to USD 5 billion.

1. Chris Larsen :

Co-founder of Ripple, as well as the owner of 5.2 billion of the cryptocurrency. The number of assets held in the form of digital currency is in the range of USD 7,5 billion to USD 8 billion.