After four years, TRON founder Justin Sun is finally about to realize his space dream. Amazon founder Jeff Bezos's space company Blue Origin recently announced that it will soon carry out its 34th spaceflight mission, which is also the company's 14th crewed flight. Notably, Justin Sun will participate in this mission as one of the six passengers.

In 2021, Sun Yuchen purchased a seat for the first manned flight of Blue Origin's "New Shepard" rocket for a high price of $28 million. However, due to scheduling conflicts, he was unable to attend. The proceeds from this auction have been fully donated to Blue Origin's charitable foundation, "Club for the Future," which allocated the funds to 19 nonprofit organizations focused on space science, with each organization receiving a donation of $1 million.

Since Jeff Bezos personally participated in the first crewed space flight in 2021, Blue Origin has successfully sent 70 passengers to the Kármán line, which is the boundary between Earth's atmosphere and space, at an altitude of approximately 100 kilometers.

This flight mission not only marks an important milestone in Sun Yuchen's personal space journey but also reflects the continuous development of the commercial space travel market. As private companies continue to advance space exploration technology, there may be more opportunities for ordinary people to personally experience space travel in the future.

It is worth noting that these commercial space travel projects not only provide participants with unique experiences but also offer important financial support and practical opportunities for the development of space technology. Sun Yuchen's participation may also spark more interest in space exploration among individuals in the cryptocurrency and blockchain industry, promoting potential collaboration between these two fields.