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Binance Pizza: The Legend of the Bitcoin Pizzas

Back in the early days of crypto, before the world truly grasped its potential, there was a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz—a guy with a serious craving for pizza and a visionary belief in Bitcoin. On May 22, 2010, Laszlo made history by posting on a crypto forum:
“I’ll trade 10,000 Bitcoins for two large pizzas.”

At the time, those Bitcoins were worth just $41. A fellow user from the UK took the deal and ordered him two Papa John’s pizzas. That moment became the first-ever real-world transaction using Bitcoin—and it marked the birth of Bitcoin Pizza Day.

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In the spirit of Bitcoin Pizza Day, where we celebrate the first-ever real-world transaction in crypto, users may create a post on Binance Square with the hashtag #BinancePizza and the trade sharing widget to share with us any trade you make during the Activity Period. 
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Attention family! The recent upgrade to NXPC's rules is really thoughtful! As mentioned before, with the introduction of the points deduction system, the threshold will be lowered, and rewards will be increased, making it easier for everyone to reap the benefits 🍗

👉 Key points of the latest mechanism:
1️⃣ Points redemption has been changed to a 【Flexible System】—points will only be deducted at midnight the following day after redemption
2️⃣ Operational tip: As long as it's within the redemption window, it's recommended to operate the next day! This way, the points pool will still meet the requirements the next day, ensuring eligibility for subsequent activities
3️⃣ Resource allocation strategy: If points are tight, prioritize redeeming high-value items (those in the know will understand)

Tip: The system settlement is based on the points balance at 24:00 on the same day, so timing it right can give you a 24-hour grace period! Core principle—ensure a continuous cash flow, and aim for high-quality targets!!!

Mutual concern, come on #bianacepizza #币安Alpha上新
As small retail investors, we really shouldn't blindly listen to those KOLs when it comes to brushing Alpha. They hold thousands of accounts, have script assistance, and even engage in group operations. We simply cannot compete with their 'involution'. How many accounts can we ordinary people have? But to be fair, as long as we are determined to brush Alpha, we can at least earn enough for a meal of pig's feet rice. The reason those KOLs are causing such a ruckus is essentially because their own interests have been touched. Platforms like Binance can control far fewer accounts than those operating on-chain. Take Monad for example; the competition is so fierce that it has reached the level of hundreds of millions in capital. Our limited number of accounts, even if there is truly big money to be made, cannot compete with those professional 'wool party' members who have script support and engage in group efforts. Just like the Kaito project, small retail investors often can't even get a taste; even if there are profits, they are first taken away by those resourceful people.

The Bitcoin Pizza Day is an iconic annual anniversary in the cryptocurrency field, celebrated every year on May 22nd by the global crypto community. Its commemorative significance originates from the groundbreaking first real-world transaction in Bitcoin's development history. On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz from Florida, USA, posted a transaction request on a Bitcoin forum, offering 10,000 Bitcoins in exchange for two pizzas. At that time, a user named Jeremy Sturdivant responded to the invitation by ordering two pizzas worth about $25 with a credit card, which were delivered to Hanyecz's home. This seemingly ordinary transaction is, in fact, of great significance; it marked Bitcoin's first successful application in the purchase of physical goods and became a pivotal turning point in the transition of cryptocurrency from conceptual idea to practical application, leaving a significant mark in the history of digital currency development.
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Create a post with #BinancePizza at Binance Square to share a total of 6,000 USDC vouchers! As part of the Binance Pizza Day celebration, Binance Square is excited to launch a new promotion where users can complete simple tasks to unlock shares of 6,000 USDC vouchers.
Event Duration: 2025-05-15 12:00 (UTC) to 2025-05-28 23:59 (UTC)
Promotion A: New Square Users Only - Complete tasks to unlock 50 Binance Points and share 5,000 USDC vouchers
New Square users who create their first post at Binance Square can unlock 50 Binance Points and a share of 5,000 USDC!
Eligible users who have never created a post at Binance Square before 2025-05-15 12:00 (UTC) can participate in this promotion to share 5,000 USDC vouchers, with a maximum of 5 USDC per participant.

The birth of the #broccoli BROCCOLI token originated from an accidental social media post. On February 13, 2025, Binance founder Zhao Changpeng (CZ) revealed on a social platform that his Belgian Malinois dog is named Broccoli. This seemingly ordinary share instantly triggered a frenzied reaction in the cryptocurrency community. Within a few hours, hundreds of Broccoli-themed tokens emerged like mushrooms after rain.
Market speculation played a key role in the market performance of the BROCCOLI coin. The cryptocurrency market itself is highly speculative, and meme coins, as an emerging category of cryptocurrency, have attracted a large number of speculators seeking short-term high returns. Stimulated by this hot event of CZ announcing his dog's name, market speculation was quickly ignited #bianacepizza

#bianacepizza Brothers, give it a try!

#bianacepizza Check out this event, it's very friendly to users who haven't posted! Just post something to get 5$USDC and 50 points, why not? The requirements are pretty low, just help each other in the comment section, let's do it!

Binance is giving away money again and again, the Binance Pizza Festival is really great for sending benefits to everyone! Everyone should pay attention not to simply post a message; carefully check the requirements. The content must be no less than 100 characters, and the interaction count (including likes, shares, comments, and retweets) must be no less than 5 times for the post to meet the requirements. Everyone, don't work in vain! I wish everyone can receive rewards. If you see this, please help like, comment, and share; I will return the favor. Thank you all, and I wish everyone a happy Pizza Festival and everyday happiness! 😃#bianacepizza

Did you eat pizza today? Why not try something special!
Pizza + Blockchain = Wallets can also be full!
Commemorate Bitcoin Pizza Day by participating in the #bianacepizza event and share up to 6,000 USDC vouchers!
Back then, 10,000 BTC could only be exchanged for two pizzas; today, one pizza can be exchanged for some USDC. Times have changed, but pizza is still as delicious as ever!

What you eat is not just pizza, but faith; what you earn is not just luck, but opportunity!
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Will Bitcoin (#bianacepizza ) be cracked? Since Bitcoin is based on blockchain technology, its security relies on SHA-256 and Elliptic Curve Cryptography (ECDSA). If quantum computers are widely applied, they may use Shor's algorithm to crack elliptic curve encryption, threatening the security of Bitcoin address private keys, leading to asset theft or transaction forgery. However, the impact of quantum computing on the SHA-256 hash function is limited, and simply increasing the length of Bitcoin addresses can serve as a defense. Currently, quantum technology is not yet mature, and the risks in the short term are relatively low, but there is a need to upgrade to post-quantum encryption algorithms (such as lattice-based cryptography) in the long term. The Bitcoin community has begun exploring technological iterations to address future quantum threats.