#BinancePizza

The answer is 10,000 bitcoins (BTC).

This isn’t a crypto joke. It’s a true story that happened on May 22, 2010. On that day, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz used 10,000 BTC, which had very little value at the time, to buy two Papa John’s pizzas. This was the first recorded purchase of a physical item using cryptocurrency, and it opened the door to a whole new chapter in global digital finance.

The day later became known as Bitcoin Pizza Day.

It’s more than just a fun fact in crypto history. Every year on May 22, the global Web3 community celebrates it as a symbol of crypto’s real-world adoption.

Today, those 10,000 bitcoins are worth a staggering amount. Calling it “the most expensive pizza in the world” is no exaggeration. From that one slice, Bitcoin has gone through countless ups and downs, growing from a little-known experiment into a globally recognized decentralized asset.