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For most of the crypto industry’s wealthiest figures, 2025 has proven to be a painful year. According to the Billionaires Index published by Bloomberg, leading personalities in the cryptocurrency sector have suffered significant declines in their net worth, largely driven by a sharp market sell-off in October.
Bloomberg’s analysis highlights that a sudden “flash crash” in the crypto market during October played a decisive role in triggering these losses.

Saylor Under Pressure: Billions Lost in a Matter of Months
One of the most heavily impacted individuals was Michael Saylor, long associated with the aggressive Bitcoin treasury strategy of Strategy. Over the past 12 months, his net worth has declined by $2.6 billion, falling to approximately $3.8 billion.
According to Bloomberg, Strategy’s Bitcoin management strategy delivered strong returns until Bitcoin reached new all-time highs in early October. However, the subsequent sharp price correction caused Strategy’s shares to drop by more than 50% from their peak. Compared with its high point, Saylor’s personal fortune has declined by roughly $6 billion.

CZ and the Winklevoss Twins Also Hit Hard
The October sell-off did not spare other major crypto figures. Among those affected were the founders of Gemini, the Winklevoss twins, as well as former CEO of Binance, Changpeng Zhao.
Bloomberg data shows that CZ’s net worth has declined by approximately 5% since January 1, 2025, equivalent to about $50.9 billion, while the combined wealth of the Winklevoss twins fell by an even steeper 59% over the same period.

Crypto Billionaires Lag the Global Wealth Boom
This underperformance stands in stark contrast to the broader global picture. Bloomberg reports that billionaires worldwide added a combined $2.2 trillion in wealth in 2025, with just eight individuals accounting for 25% of that growth. By comparison, crypto billionaires have significantly lagged behind this overall trend.

One Clear Outlier: Circle’s CEO Sees Explosive Growth
A markedly different story emerges in the case of Circle CEO Jeremy Allaire, who stands out as a rare exception to the broader downturn.
According to available data, Allaire’s net worth has increased by approximately 149% since June 4. The surge was driven primarily by the passage of the GENIUS Act, U.S. legislation focused on regulating stablecoin payments, which significantly strengthened Circle’s position in the market.

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