#BinancePizza The expression "Binance pizza" actually refers to a significant event in Bitcoin's history, celebrated each year by the crypto community, including platforms like Binance. Its origin is not directly linked to Binance as a company (which was founded much later, in 2017), but to the very first known real-world transaction using Bitcoin to purchase a physical good.

The story dates back to May 22, 2010. A programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz proposed on a Bitcoin forum to exchange 10,000 bitcoins for two large pizzas. At the time, that amount of bitcoins was worth about 41 US dollars. Another user on the forum accepted the offer, ordered the pizzas for Laszlo, and received the 10,000 bitcoins.

This event became famous as "Bitcoin Pizza Day" and is celebrated each year on May 22 to commemorate this milestone where Bitcoin proved its viability as a medium of exchange for tangible goods. The current value of the 10,000 bitcoins spent at the time has become astronomical, adding to the legendary nature of this transaction.

Binance, like other players in the crypto ecosystem, participates in the celebration of this historical event through various promotions or communications, which is where the association "Binance pizza" in your question may come from. The origin is therefore the first use of Bitcoin to buy pizzas, not a creation of Binance.