The $1 Billion Pizza Order That Made History

In 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz made a post on a crypto forum that would go down in history:

> “I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”

Back then, 10,000 BTC was worth just $25.

A fellow forum member accepted the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s home in Florida. Laszlo sent the BTC using a basic command-line wallet—and just like that, the first real-world crypto transaction was born.

Two pizzas.

10,000 BTC.

Estimated value today? ~$1 billion (with BTC hovering near $100,000).

Every year on May 22, the crypto world celebrates #BitcoinPizzaDay—a moment to reflect on how far we’ve come… and how hindsight can hurt.

Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?

Maybe. Maybe not.

But one thing’s clear: he’ll always be the guy who ate the most expensive lunch in history.

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