ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月20日 10時11分

The Winklevoss twins have carved an unorthodox path toward fame in the American business world. They went to @harvard and then on to the Olympics as rowers. Along the way, they fought a legal battle with @マーク・ザッカーバーグ over the ownership of Facebook. In “The Social Network,” they were portrayed as uptight gentry, outwitted by the brilliant, budding tech mogul. Cameron @winklevoss and @tylerwinklevoss followed that with a risky bet: They used money from a $65 million settlement with @マーク・ザッカーバーグ to load up on #Bitcoin. More than a few people saw the twins as the naïve — if chiseled — faces of the latest tulip bulb mania. Many still do. But the soaring value of Bitcoin in recent months is giving the brothers a moment of vindication. The virtual currency stockpile that they began amassing in 2012 is now worth around $1.65 billion. “We’ve turned that laughter and ridicule into oxygen and wind at our back,” @tylerwinklevoss said last week. If nothing else, the growing fortune of the 36-year-old #twins is a reminder that for all the small investors getting into Bitcoin this year, the biggest winners have been a relatively small number of early holders who had plenty of money to start with. @vincenttullo photographed the #Winklevoss twins at the NYC officers of Gemini, a virtual currency exchange they founded.

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