1-Bill Gates
Despite his recent reservations about Bitcoin, Gates is one of the most prominent public figures investing in Bitcoin globally. In an interview with Bloomberg, Gates said that Bitcoin is interesting because it is better than traditional paper currencies because it does not require a physical presence, and because it can easily and conveniently transfer large amounts of money across borders.
2-Gwyneth Paltrow:
She is a famous American actress, who attracts a lot of media attention for her health advice on her website "Goop", and she is involved in several other business ventures. Paltrow is considered an advocate for digital currencies, and became the media face of the Bitcoin wallet "Abra" in 2017.
3- Paris Hilton:
Hilton is a public figure interested in the crypto market, and she owns a currency called "Lydian Coin", and in September 2017 she announced her plans to participate in the "ICO" currency offering process.
4-Snoop Dogg:
Rapper Snoop Dogg used Bitcoin as a payment method to purchase his albums, and in 2013 an album was sold for about 0.3 Bitcoin, and based on the current price of Bitcoin, Snoop Dogg made about $1,000 for each album sold.
5-Ashton Kutcher:
The American actor founded his investment company, E-Grid, in 2010, and invested in Unicoin Gold, a currency used in the world of online gaming.
6-A direction:
The British actor had no interest in the crypto industry until four years ago, when a friend suggested he invest in Bitcoin in 2015. Laurie invested $5,000 in Bitcoin.
7-Mike Tyson:
Tyson has invested in Bitcoin, produced Bitcoin ATMs with his face as a brand, and partnered with Bitcoin Direct to release a Bitcoin wallet.
8-Pitbull:
In April 2018, the rapper announced the launch of a cryptocurrency called Smackathon to revolutionize payments in the music industry, in collaboration with eMerge.
9-Lionel Messi:
Messi became the brand ambassador for Israeli company Sirin Labs in late 2017, a company working on the world's first encrypted smartphone.
10- Madonna:
The Queen of Pop teamed up with Facebook and Ripple last year on an online fundraising campaign for Raising Malawi, with Madonna calling Ripple's involvement a "generous contribution" to her organization.
