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A new study has found that among the world’s richest billionaires, those born between April 20th and May 20th have the highest average net worth, making Taurus the richest star sign.
Experts at JeffBet used Forbes’ ‘Richest World’s Billionaires List’ to identify the birthdays and star signs of the world’s richest people. Based on the number of times a star sign appears in this list and each sign's collective average net worth, they were ranked in order of wealthiness.
Taurus is at the top of the ranking, taking the title of the richest star sign. Tauruses in the list have an average net worth of a staggering $6.35 billion. As well as this, all 189 Tauruses identified on the list have a total combined net worth of approximately $1.2 trillion.
In second place is Pisces, those born between February 19th and March 20th, with an average net worth of $6.06 billion among all 196 identified on the list. The total net worth of all Pisces on the list comes to a staggering $1.18 trillion.
The star sign Cancer is in third place, with a $5.88 billion average net worth. There were 190 Cancers identified on the list, those born between June 22nd and July 22nd, with a total net worth of approximately $1.11 trillion between them.
Fourth is Aries, born between March 21st and April 19th, where 196 on the list have a combined average net worth of $5.84 billion – just under the Cancers. However, the wealthiest Aries have a staggering total net worth of $1.14 trillion.
Libra is in fifth place, with an average net worth of approximately $5.58 billion. There were 209 Libras on the list, the star sign for those born between September 23rd and October 22nd, with a combined total net worth of $1.16 trillion.
Next is Leo in sixth place, the sign for those born between July 23rd and August 22nd, with an average net worth of $5.54 billion. 224 Leos were found on the list, and their total net worth is $1.24 trillion overall.
Virgos, who are those born between August 23rd and September 22nd, are in seventh place. 214 were identified on the list with an average net worth of approximately $5.27 billion altogether; their total net worth comes to $1.12 trillion.
In eighth place are the Scorpios, born between October 23rd and November 21st, accumulating an average net worth of approximately $5.2 billion. There are 177 Scorpios on the list with a combined net worth of $920 billion in total.
Geminis are in ninth place, with an average net worth of $5.16 billion. The total net worth of all 194 Geminis on the list comes to approximately $1 trillion. Geminis are those born between May 21st and June 20th.
Aquarius takes tenth place, with 670 Aquarians on the list sharing an average net worth of $4.52 billion. More Aquarians are on the list than any other star sign, resulting in a breathtaking total net worth of $3 trillion between those born from January 20th to February 18th.
Eleventh place belongs to Sagittarius, as the 179 on the list have an average combined net worth of $4.04 billion. The total combined net worth of those born between November 22nd to December 21st is $723 billion.
Capricorn is the least rich star sign in the ranking, coming in twelfth place with a $3.09 billion average net worth. There are only 61 Capricorns on the list, those born from December 22nd to January 19th, with a shared total net worth of $189 billion.
A spokesperson for JeffBet has commented on the findings: “It is surprising to see Taurus crowned as the richest star sign, as Tauruses are often very laidback and arguably the laziest of all the zodiacs. However, there is no doubt that a Taurus’ relentless determination, often seen as stubbornness, is a trait shared among the most successful people in the world.
“Despite being the tenth richest star sign, Aquarius has 670 billionaires on the list – way above the number of any other star sign. Aquarius is arguably the most assertive, intelligent, and innovative of all the zodiacs, so it is understandable why so many are on Forbes’ list of richest billionaires.”
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