In 2008 the Winklevoss twins lost Facebook to Mark Zuckerberg and took $65 million to go away. In 2012 they put it into Bitcoin, buying about 1% of every coin in existence at under $10 each. In the video below, 2013, they say Bitcoin should be worth a hundred times more than it is — and the host tells them Fed presidents are writing the whole thing off. Their own lawyers told them to take the $65 million in cash. They took Facebook stock instead. "The lawyers thought we were crazy." By Facebook's IPO in 2012 that stock was worth around $300 million. Then they did it again. In late 2012 they started buying Bitcoin, when a coin cost less than ten dollars. Over a few months they bought about 1% of every Bitcoin then in existence. Roughly 120,000 coins. By April 2013 it was worth about $11 million. For years they were the punchline. The guys who lost Facebook. The twins from the movie. "We've turned that laughter and ridicule into oxygen and wind at our back." On television in 2013 they said the bull case for Bitcoin was a market cap of $400 billion. At the time it was $4 billion. Today it is about $1.3 trillion. Did they see something nobody else did, or did they just get lucky twice?