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A roll call of billionaires under 35 complied by Wealth-X is dominated by male “technopreneurs” and features more than one college dropout.
$41.6 billion made Facebook co-founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg the top spot on a Wealth-X list .
Here’s the top 10:
1. Mark Zuckerberg, $41.6 billion, Facebook
2. Dustin Moskovitz, $9.3 billion, Asana
3. Yang Huiyan, $5.9 billion, Country Garden Holdings
4. Eduardo Saverin, $5.3 billion, 99
5. Scott Duncan, $5 billion, Enterprise Product Partners
6. Elizabeth Holmes, $4.5 billion, Theranos
7. Nathan Blecharczyk, $3 billion, Airbnb
8. Brian Chesky, $3 billion, Airbnb
9. Joe Gebbia, $3 billion, Airbnb
10. Thomas Persson, $2.7 billion, Hennes & Mauritz
The youngest person on the top 20 list is ‘s, Snapchat’s Evan Spiegel who at the age of 25 has already amassed a personal fortune of $1.9 billion.
