May 22 isn't just another date on the calendar — it’s Bitcoin Pizza Day, a legendary milestone in crypto history. On this day in 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz made the first real-world Bitcoin transaction: buying two pizzas for 10,000 $BTC.
At the time, 10,000 $BTC was worth around $41. Today in 2025? That same amount is worth over $1.11 billion.
Here’s how BTC evolved on Pizza Day across the years:
In 2010: $BTC was just $0.004
By 2015: it reached $241
2020: $9,060
2023: $26,774
2024: $70,190
Now in 2025: $BTC is trading around $111,880
That’s a 2.7 million percent increase from the original pizza purchase price.
This rise is driven by multiple factors:
Bitcoin ETF approvals
Institutional buying from firms like MicroStrategy
Post-halving supply tightening
Global inflation fears pushing people toward crypto
Bitcoin Pizza Day isn’t just a meme anymore — it’s a reminder of how far decentralized finance has come. From two pizzas to billionaire status, it's proof of how early believers helped shape a revolution.
Would you spend 10,000 BTC on food today? Or HODL?
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