@itsyoung!! hit the nail on the head breh. Networth is all based on valuation and that valuation ebbs and flows.
If most of your net worth is tied to stock, it will move up and down with the stock price. And you’ll be hard pressed to actually realize all of that stock value because once you sell a significant portion the stock price/value will tank if have a have a large enough share.
I think you're also missing forest for the trees.
Dude is a billionaire, multi-billionaire at the end of the day.
So much in another category than basically everyone in this thread combined and multiplied. Even if dude dies without ever cashing out, I guarantee he didn't give back nearly a fraction of that money to help out the world in taxes compared to the life he lived and set up for his kids. All while everyone here scrapes to get by as taxes obliterate their paychecks and basically makes his and his families lives much easier.
shyt, not even easier. Having that kind of networth means there is no concept of easy vs tough life, it's all easy and minimal give back. If anything the most challenging part of his whole lifestyle is probably how to avoid paying the kinds of taxes they should and that all his buddies out in governments around the world will excuse him of.
Dude doesn't need to cash out all his money to live lavishly. Dude needs to cash out a small amount of it.
If dude cashed out .01% of his wealth, that's 230 million dollars