Digg founder of millions of dollars in investment in Facebook

Digg founder Kevin Rose (Kevin Rose)

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 30 morning news, Digg founder Kevin Rose (Kevin Rose) has revealed that the joint United States-known investors have Tim, Phyllis (Tim Ferriss) holdings through the secondary market to Facebook invested millions of dollars. This indicates that, experienced investors are still optimistic about the Facebook has enormous growth potential.

Kevin Rose in the conduct of this investment, Facebook was valued at 45 billion U.S. dollars. Facebook for the investment earlier than the valuation of 500 billion U.S. dollars 1.5 billion financing.

Kevin Rose said, "Today is still the early days of Facebook, social networks are beginning to extend to the user interests and personal preferences. This will drive a series of new ideas and entrepreneurial companies. I believe that Facebook is expected to become the core of it all . "

Ross has invested too much hot startup companies and technology companies, including Twitter, Zynga, Foursquare, Gowalla, DailyBooth and Square and so on.

Although the number of Ross and Phyllis is not an investment, but it shows that experienced investors are also optimistic about the value of Facebook has a huge equity growth potential, especially if the words Facebook IPO next year.

Phyllis is also very confident of the investment, "I think the investment is difficult to fail on Facebook. As long as the macro does not appear the United States next year, the second bottom, the investment can not lose on Facebook." (Chang)