Actress Gwyneth Paltrow Invests in Bitcoin Mining Operation Terawulf

The American actress and businesswoman Gwyneth Paltrow has participated in an investment round involving the bitcoin mining operation Terawulf. According to reports, Paltrow and a group of investors made a "substantial, 8-digit equity investment" in the company. Paltrow is well known for her involvement with cryptocurrencies and joined the crypto firm Abra in 2017 as an advisor.

Gwyneth Paltrow Joins Investors Making '8-Digit Equity Investment' in Bitcoin Mining Operation Terawulf

On December 13, Terawulf CEO Paul Prager tweeted about Gwyneth Paltrow investing in his bitcoin mining operation. "Thrilled for Gwyneth Paltrow, among others, to invest in Terawulf and support our team of energy entrepreneurs' new paradigm for best-in-class [crypto mining] that uses 100% zero-carbon energy," Prager said. Furthermore, reports disclose that investors like Paltrow and the Iranian-American CEO of Beautycon Media, Moj Mahdara, "made a substantial, 8-digit equity investment in Terawulf."

Paltrow Joined Abra as an Advisor in 2017, Businesswoman Features Crypto Subjects in Her Lifestyle Publication Goop

The investment in Terawulf is not Gwyneth Paltrow's first foray into the crypto industry as she's been involved with crypto assets in the past. During the first week of August 2017, Abra CEO Bill Barhydt announced that Paltrow joined the company as an advisor. "She has been a huge value add," Barhydt said of Paltrow at the time. "She's opened up her network to us, given us valuable business advice," Barhydt added.

Paltrow's "conversation-changing lifestyle brand" called Goop and the news publication Goop.com recently published an article at the end of August on "how to understand—and invest—in cryptocurrency. Paltrow discussed the subject with the entrepreneur and cryptocurrency expert Sophie Wiberg Holm. The American actress and Wiberg Holm conversed about "the rapidly changing landscape of digital currency, how NFTs work, and the long-term upsides of investing in cryptocurrency."

Source from Bitcoin.com

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