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Absolute Genius - The Winklevoss twins took their $65,000,000 Facebook settlement and bought 1% of every bitcoin on Earth February 2008. Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss settle with Facebook: $20,000,000 in cash plus $45,000,000 in stock at $19 a share. The industry files them away as the guys who lost. 2010: The Social Network turns them into a Hollywood punchline. Valley investors keep their distance. Nobody wants a war with Facebook. 2012, Ibiza. According to them, they spend the vacation reading the Bitcoin white paper. April 2013: they disclose $11,000,000 in bitcoin at about $120 a coin. Roughly 1% of the entire supply in existence. The Valley laughs a 2nd time. Bitcoin crashes hard that year. They hold every coin. December 2017: bitcoin crosses $10,000. The twins become the first bitcoin billionaires on record. September 2025: their exchange Gemini lists on Nasdaq, raises $425,000,000, and pops 32% at the open. October 2025: bitcoin touches $126,000 and their combined worth passes $13,000,000,000. The audit: they still hold an estimated 70,000 BTC. Forbes marks them near $3,700,000,000 each today. Facebook stock they sold along the way funded the whole position. The settlement was designed to end them. It compounded 200x instead.

Today, the FBI is announcing Operation Riptide, an ongoing, coordinated law enforcement campaign targeting cybercriminal actors and the key services they rely on—their infrastructure, their tools and services, their communications platforms, and their money. Operation Riptide is a collective effort that implements the priorities set out in Executive Order 14390 and the National Cyber Strategy. In recent weeks, the FBI carried out a broad range of enforcement actions against cyber threat actors, serving search warrants, securing indictments, arresting suspects, and dismantling criminal infrastructure. This marks the beginning of a focused, sustained 60-day national effort. Cybercrime carries real-world consequences, and the FBI remains committed to disrupting malicious cyber activity and holding cybercriminals accountable.