Indeed, these farms have millions of dollars invested, and their owners cannot be called poor in any sense of the word. But the question seems to be more about those rich dudes who might be interested in Bitcoin as an investment asset. Given that, apart from the Winklevii twins, I for one don't know about any "rich" name linked to or involved in Bitcoin investments (i.e. about dudes like George Soros and Warren Buffett, or even someone of a smaller caliber). So the twins are sort of outliers, and we don't know how they feel about their Bitcoin investments now (after the SEC rejected their ETF application)
I think they feel pretty good 'cause they earned $11 Million due to their investments in Bitcoin
This is what we would feel if we earned that much
Maybe, they sincerely hoped for more, a lot more, and with their ETF approved, they might have expected to earn literally billions, not some spare change like measly 11M dollars. Regarding other dudes you mentioned, they are more likely to be what is called "from rags to riches" and "from zero to hero". I guess anyone of us would earn as much if we had been first, lucky enough to enter Bitcoin at the very early stages, and, second, wise enough to keep our coins as long
It is possible that we could really earn millions if this bitcoin ETF will be approved by the SEC, because the price of bitcoin would continue to rise up and travel to the moon. Countries in the different continent will embrace bitcoin because they are going to realized in the end that bitcoin could be the reason why their country would going to have more progress.