Stop asking what Bitcoin is good for—it’s sending humanity to Mars right now ️‍♂️ Just now, SpaceX officially announced the commander for humanity’s first crewed Mars flyby mission: Chinese-American early Bitcoin super whale, Wang Chun. His story is beyond magical: In 2011, he mined Bitcoin with two GPUs, ending up with 7,700 BTC. In 2013, he co-founded one of the world’s largest mining pools, F2Pool (鱼池). He’s a top-tier OG with immense wealth. In 2025, he personally spent $200 million to charter a SpaceX spacecraft for humanity’s first polar orbital spaceflight (and even brought a hardware wallet with him into space). This time, he’ll board Elon Musk’s Starship for a two-year interplanetary Mars flyby mission! The journey will be a full test of the Starship V3 system’s long-term deep-space survival capabilities. It’s clear that when these 2011-2013 geek-era Bitcoin holdings move, they’re not heading to exchanges—they’re heading to launch pads. Wang Chun joked that if the spacecraft explodes, it’ll be the most expensive airdrop ever for all HODLers. This blend of wealth, vision, and sci-fi romance is what makes him a true evangelist of the crypto world.