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Eduardo Saverin was one of Facebook's original founders, alongside Mark Zuckerberg, Dustin Moskovitz, and Chris Hughes, when the platform began at Harvard University in 2004. He contributed $15,000 to cover Facebook's initial operating costs and took on the role of the company's first business manager, handling its finances.
However, as Facebook grew rapidly, tensions started to rise between Saverin and Zuckerberg. Saverin became concerned that Zuckerberg was focusing too much on expanding the site and neglecting his schoolwork. In 2004, after Facebook launched, Saverin's ownership stake was reduced without his knowledge when new investors came in to fund the company’s growth.
The conflict deepened in 2005 when Saverin was stripped of his founder title after Facebook incorporated and Zuckerberg dropped out of Harvard to work on the business full-time. This led to a bitter fallout over Saverin's decreasing ownership and his diminishing role in the company.
In 2009, the dispute culminated in Saverin suing Facebook. Eventually, a settlement was reached, and Saverin received 4-5% of Facebook's value at the time, which amounted to about $4.6 billion. Despite being friends and co-founders at first, business disagreements over equity and control caused an irreparable rift between Saverin and Zuckerberg.
