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Mark Zuckerberg stole Facebook from them. So they sued him for $65 million. Now they're crypto billionaires. Lessons from the wild story of the Winklevoss twins: Let's start with betrayal. In 2004, Harvard twins hired Zuckerberg to build their network idea. He launched Facebook without them, sparking a legal battle. Facebook has exploded in popularity. In 2008, the Winklevoss twins settled for $65 million, but they weren't done yet—this was just the beginning. The twins kept their Facebook stock, turning $45 million into $200 million by 2012, benefiting from Zuckerberg's success. In 2013, the Winklevoss twins invested heavily in Bitcoin, believing it would surpass Facebook's success. The twins bought 120,000 BTC for $11 million, betting on Bitcoin's potential as a financial revolution, not currency. In 2015, the twins launched Gemini, a regulated crypto exchange for digital currencies. Gemini brought trust to the crypto world. Follow for more valuable content.
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