#BinancePizza Binance Pizza Day is an annual event organized by Binance to commemorate the first-ever real-world transaction involving Bitcoin. On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz purchased two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins. This transaction marked a significant milestone in cryptocurrency history, as it demonstrated the real-world value and utility of Bitcoin. (Binance)
Since 2019, #BinancePizza Binance has embraced the spirit of Bitcoin Pizza Day by organizing various events and promotions to engage its users. These celebrations include trading competitions, airdrops, exclusive token offerings, and partnerships with merchants to offer discounts and special deals, encouraging users to make purchases using cryptocurrencies. (Binance, Binance)
#BinancePizza In 2025, to mark the 15th anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, Binance launched a global campaign with a $5 million BTC rewards pool—the largest BTC giveaway ever held by a centralized exchange. The promotion pays tribute to the now-legendary moment on May 22, 2010, when Laszlo Hanyecz made history by spending 10,000 BTC, worth around $40 at the time, on two pizzas in a small transaction that proved Bitcoin could work as real-world money. (Modern Ghana)
Binance's Pizza Day celebrations have also included global initiatives such as delivering over 5,000 pizzas to crypto enthusiasts across 20 countries and five continents, hosting in-person events, and organizing online activities to engage the community. (Zawya)
Binance Pizza Day serves as a reminder of the tremendous appreciation of the value of Bitcoin over the years. What was once a seemingly small amount of Bitcoin for two pizzas is now worth millions of dollars, showcasing the phenomenal growth of cryptocurrencies and the potential wealth creation for early adopters. (Binance)
Through these celebrations, Binance not only honors the historical significance of Bitcoin Pizza Day but also fosters community engagement and promotes the adoption of cryptocurrencies in everyday life.(Binance)
