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Hello,
I just want to know why Bill Gates do not invest some money in Bitcoin, he will be a very big contributor to the crypto world, and will also be very respected, he will also be able to become more rich (or less).
But what is the reason why he do not invest funds in cryptocurrencies?

Bill Gates is already using Bitcoin!
Microsoft was one of the first big companies to accept
Bitcoins for their products (https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/13942/microsoft-account-add-money-with-bitcoin )

The fact that he's not loud about it doesn't mean he's not smart Wink

Big companies like Microsoft don't need that money and I'm almost
sure that they're storing their Bitcoin profits at least until 2020
ultimately getting a huge ROI for their patience.

No, this is case of Steve Ballmer, since he is CEO for now. Bill Gates is probably investing into bitcoin, most billionaires is investing into bitcoin. They don't want to tell about this to world

But how do you know it then if they don't want to tell openly about their investments in bitcoins? Are you one of these billionaires or you keep friendship with some of them? Or maybe you just took this straight out of your ass and push it as a sort of fact? And just in case, Steve Ballmer is no longer the CEO of Microsoft (and hasn't been for over three years already). If you don't know that, you likely don't know about billionaires either

And what they actually invest in

Haha, wrecked! Cheesy

There are some millionaires that are open with their bitcoin investments, but many of them don't even handle their own money. They have people for that. Put 1 million here and 1 million there and their brokers are handling the rest.
People like Bill Gates could have their money in cryptocurrencies and not even know it. They just get monthly reports where their funds are divided into low, med, and high risk investments and cryptos fall under that third category.