‘Gen-Z gets it Done’: How Erik Finman Became the Youngest Bitcoin Millionaire

Erik Finman’s journey in the cryptocurrency world began at an early age when he first learned about Bitcoin. At just 12 years old, he was inspired to invest in Bitcoin after an encounter at a protest in Washington, D.C.

His initial investment grew substantially, leading him to become a millionaire by the age of 18.

Despite facing skepticism, including discouragement from his high school environment, Finman made a bet with his parents that if he became a millionaire by 18, he wouldn’t have to attend college—a bet he won.

His early earnings allowed him to fund Botangle, an educational platform that connected students with teachers via video chat, demonstrating his entrepreneurial spirit from a young age.

Throughout his career, Finman has continued to invest in and support innovative projects, like Metal Pay, a startup that simplifies the crypto transaction process.

His investments are geared towards making cryptocurrency more accessible and user-friendly, a vision that aligns with his belief in the democratization of financial systems.

Finman has also been active in legislative advocacy, helping introduce the Cryptocurrency Act of 2020 to simplify the regulatory framework for crypto businesses.

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