The Day Bitcoin Bought Pizza
Today, crypto fans celebrate the first real purchase made with Bitcoin.
On May 22, 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two Papa John’s pizzas. At that time, it was worth about $41. Today, those bitcoins would be worth nearly $800 million.
This became the first famous example of using Bitcoin to buy something in real life.
🚨 BREAKING:
Crypto longs just got wiped hard in the last hour.
$BTC dumped into the $75.6K zone.
$ETH flushed near $2,058.
This was not a normal red candle.
It looks like leverage getting punished fast.
When too many traders are leaning long, one sharp move can trigger forced selling, stop losses, and panic exits at the same time.
That is why these candles look aggressive.
Not just sellers.
Liquidations.
Now the real question is simple:
Was this the final flush before a bounce,
or is the marke...
$BTC is Dumping Hard 📉🚨
Dumped below 76,000$ but don't FOMO now .It will surely bounce from now 🔥
Entry: 75,400 to 75,750
Stop loss: 74,850
Targets:
76,100
76,550
77,150
77,800
It's risky trade so just use 1% of Portfolio with less Leverage
Click here to buy in spot 👉$BTC
click below and long 👇
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