Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt says that he has put 'a little bit' of money into cryptocurrency. His net worth is $22.8 billion. crypto bitcoin $BTC
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt Starts Investing in Cryptocurrency — Finds Web3 Economics 'Interesting'
Schmidt served as the CEO of Google from 2001 to 2011. He stayed on as executive chairman until 2017 and technical advisor until 2020. His net worth is currently $22.8 billion according to the Bloomberg Billionaire Index. Schmidt clarified that his interest in Web3 involves “tokenomics,” which concerns the specific supply and demand characteristics of cryptocurrencies.
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