Winklevoss twins buy Bitcoin again – this time to the tune of 572 BTC, worth roughly $42.77 million. According to Arkham Intelligence, Cameron and Tyler withdrew the funds from their own Gemini exchange in two transactions. First, 372 BTC ($27.86M). Then, 200 BTC ($14.91M).
This move ends a full month of dormancy. Back in March 2026, the twins dumped nearly $130 million worth of BTC on Gemini. That selloff came as Bitcoin crashed from its all‑time high of $120,000 to around $73,000 – a brutal 40% drop. Consequently, their holdings fell to just 8,800 BTC, their lowest balance since 2012.
Why Winklevoss Twins Buy Bitcoin Now
Now, with BTC rebounding above $75,000 on Tuesday, they’ve resumed accumulation. Their total stash has grown to 9,328 BTC. Netizens are now hoping they’ll buy back everything they sold.
Still, Bitcoin price remains volatile. At writing, BTC dropped 0.87% to $73,955. The $75,000 resistance zone is rejecting price hard. On Tuesday, lower‑than‑expected US PPI data and possible US‑Iran peace talks fueled a short‑lived rally. But the gains faded fast.
As a result, the Winklevoss twins are currently sitting on a tiny 0.98% loss on this latest purchase. Their entire BTC stash is worth about $854 million at press time.
My Thoughts
The Winklevoss twins are no amateurs. They sold near the top of the March crash and are now buying after a decent pullback. That’s smart trading. Their return to accumulation could signal that they see current levels as a solid entry point – especially with Iran deal hopes and ETF inflows supporting the market. However, the fact that BTC failed to hold $75,000 after their buy suggests broader resistance. Still, when the twins buy, retail watches. This could spark some FOMO if price breaks higher. Keep an eye on their next move.