Systrom and Krieger, on the other hand, were awarded life-changing sums. Krieger solidly owned 10 percent and Systrom 40 percent, and so netted an estimated $100 million and $400 million, respectively, per the original deal price. Systrom was proud; he told friends that the day after the deal, he went into the local deli to buy five copies of the New York Times and was amused that the cashier didn’t recognize him as the man pictured above the fold.
