Here's a wild throwback: 16 years ago, Bitcoin was trading at just $0.01 per coin. If you'd managed to grab 16 BTC back then for a penny each—just 16 cents total—you'd be sitting on roughly $1.4 million today. That's the kind of early-stage opportunity that separates early believers from late-comers in crypto markets. Of course, hindsight is 20/20, but the math speaks volumes about Bitcoin's long-term value trajectory and why some still view it as a generational asset class.