Back then, two pizzas were equivalent to nearly 11 trillion dollars today.

🌟 It's that time of year again, Bitcoin Pizza Day. Coincidentally, the Bitcoin market is doing quite well lately, so today there are quite a few netizens discussing Bitcoin Pizza Day on social media.

In January 2009, Bitcoin's creator Satoshi Nakamoto mined the first block of Bitcoin on a small server in the Netherlands. At that time, very few people knew about Bitcoin, mostly just some programmers.

✨ These programmers could mine using their own computers, with each block reward being 50 bitcoins. For example, Laszlo Hanyecz from Florida, USA, obtained a large amount of Bitcoin through mining.

✨ On May 18, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz posted on the Bitcoin Talk forum saying: I am willing to spend 10,000 bitcoins to buy two pizzas, preferably large pizzas.

✨ This post attracted discussion among some enthusiasts, and by May 22, Laszlo Hanyecz replied that the transaction had been completed, and the person he traded with was a young man named Jercors, who purchased two discount coupons from a pizza shop (about $30~40) for the transaction, receiving 10,000 bitcoins in return.

✨ By 2011, Jercors sold this batch of bitcoins for $400, achieving a return rate of 10 times compared to the initial cost of $30~40. Laszlo Hanyecz did not regret this; he believed it proved that Bitcoin had transactional properties, which was something to be proud of.

💰 Cash Bitcoin brought nearly a trillion dollars in market value to the cryptocurrency market, and Bitcoin has now reached $107 billion, making the cash value of these 10,000 bitcoins nearly 11 trillion dollars.

Therefore, Bitcoin Pizza Day is indeed a significant event in the history of cryptocurrency. #比特币披萨日 $BTC