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Every year on May 22, the crypto community, especially Bitcoin enthusiasts, celebrates 'Bitcoin Pizza Day.' This day holds a unique place in the history of cryptocurrency as it marks the first real-world transaction conducted using Bitcoin.

The Date and Beginning of the Day
On May 22, 2010, an American programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz bought two pizzas using Bitcoin. He paid 10,000 Bitcoins for the two pizzas, which were worth approximately $41 at that time. At that time, Bitcoin had no market value, and it was the first instance where someone bought a physical product (like pizza) in exchange for Bitcoin.

Every May during the Bitcoin Pizza Festival, in addition to commemorating the legendary event of '10,000 BTC for two pizzas', it has also become a small emotional turning point in the crypto world~🍕
I recently secretly backtested the price trends during this period in previous years and found that in many years, there were 'thumping' fluctuations in the week before the festival. Some friends choose to position early, while others take the opportunity for a bit of arbitrage.
But does this 'holiday effect' really work every year?🧐
The answer is: Well... sometimes it works, but you can't rely on it completely~
After all, prices still depend on overall market sentiment, as well as the moods of those 'big players' in the macroeconomy~