How many chances at financial freedom have millennials in the crypto world missed out on? Early Bitcoin miners used a regular computer to mine, with some mining up to 55,000 $BTC. Current value? About ¥32.8 billion. Early Ethereum crowdfunding: each $ETH cost around $0.31. Investing ¥10,000 back then? Now worth about ¥620 million. Early $BNB issuance: each token cost about $0.15. Investing ¥10,000? Now worth about ¥360 million. Early Uniswap users only needed to complete one on-chain transaction to receive 400 $UNI. Current value? About ¥25,000. Early BAYC minting: each NFT cost 0.08 $ETH. Current floor price? Around 6.2 $ETH, with each worth about ¥120,000. Early ENS users spent a few dozen dollars to register an .eth domain. A widely reported single-address airdrop? Now worth about ¥12,000. Early Optimism users spent a few dozen dollars to complete cross-chain transactions. Single addresses received up to 27,534 $OP. Current value? About ¥26,000. Early Arbitrum users spent a few dozen dollars on on-chain interactions. Single addresses received up to 10,250 $ARB. Current value? About ¥15,000. ⚡ Early Blur users participated in NFT listings and trades. In Season 1, single addresses received up to 3.2 million $BLUR. Current value? About ¥460,000. Early Jito users spent about $40 worth of JitoSOL on on-chain interactions. Publicly known airdrop cases? Now worth about ¥8,000. Early Hyperliquid users participated in testnet and mainnet trades. A reported whale received about 509,000 $HYPE. Current value? About ¥310 million. #Crypto #Bitcoin #Ethereum #BNB #Uniswap #BAYC #ENS #Optimism #Arbitrum #Blur #Jito #Hyperliquid #Airdrop #FinancialFreedom