A set of data has drawn attention. When a well-known Korean exchange was cleaning up platform accounts, it was discovered that among 2.6 million inactive accounts, over $200 million in crypto assets were lying dormant. Even more astonishing is that some of these accounts haven't had any transfer records for 12 years.

The math is simple—those accounts that bought around 2012 and held long-term, experiencing Bitcoin's rise from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands, and ETH from zero to the thousand-dollar level, have an asset return rate of over 61,000%. It's like investing 10,000 yuan and now it could be worth several million.

This reflects an interesting phenomenon: among early participants in the crypto market, many bought and forgot, letting their assets appreciate automatically on exchanges. The existence of 2.6 million inactive accounts also indirectly indicates the market's participation depth and time span. For current holders, this might also serve as a reminder—adopting a long-term perspective truly changes the game.