FromPizzaToBillions

[Bitcoin Pizza Day] 🍕 10,000 $BTC for 2 Pizzas — From $41 to Over $1 BILLION
On May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz made the first real-world #Bitcoin transaction by paying 10,000 $BTC for two pizzas — worth $41 back then.
Today, those same pizzas would be worth over $1.06 billion. Yes, two pizzas = 1B+ USD.
But this chart isn’t just about the irony — it's a timeline of Bitcoin’s exponential monetization:
🔍 Key Insights:
Logarithmic Growth: Bitcoin’s value appreciation follows a long-term log curve — driven by scarcity, adoption, and decentralization.
Volatility fades, trajectory stays: Despite multiple 80% drawdowns, the long-term direction has remained intact.
Milestones reflect macro cycles: Pizza Day value jumped significantly after each halving and adoption wave (e.g., 2021: $405M → 2025: $1.06B).
🎯 The Takeaway:
#Bitcoin is no longer a speculative toy — it’s a maturing asset class with a finite supply. That “silly” pizza purchase now serves as a timestamp of value migration — from fiat to digital hard money.
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🚨 Did you know?
If you had bought $100 worth of Bitcoin in 2010, you’d be worth over $500 million today.

But here’s the crazy part:
The first Bitcoin transaction was for two pizzas. 🍕
A programmer paid 10,000 BTC for them in 2010. That’s over $650 million for two pizzas in today’s value.

That means…
Each slice was worth $81 million. 💸
Each bite… about $10 million.

Crypto isn’t just money—it’s a time machine for those who believe early and hold tight. ⏳🚀

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