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Winklevoss Twins Sell $130M in Bitcoin – What Crypto Investors Should Know

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  • A wallet labeled as belonging to Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss moved $130 million worth of Bitcoin to Gemini presumably to sell

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  • Tyler and Cameron saw Bitcoin disrupting gold and reaching $1 million

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  • Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss once controlled 1% of the circulating Bitcoin supply

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  • Their total profit from Bitcoin has reached $1.8 billion

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  • Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss once controlled 1% of the circulating Bitcoin supply

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  • Winklevoss twins moved $130 million worth of Bitcoin to Gemini deposit wallet presumably to sell

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  • Winklevoss twins total profit from Bitcoin has reached $1.8 billion

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  • Tyler Winklevoss sees Bitcoin disrupting gold and reaching $1 million

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