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#PizzaDay #BinancePizzaDay In 2010, 10,000 BTC bought two pizzas. Today, that’s over $1 billion – marking one of the most legendary transactions in crypto history.
Fifteen years ago a hungry programmer and bitcoin enthusiast named Laszlo Hanyecz wrote his next meal into crypto folklore. He wanted to see if there was a way to pay for two pizzas with bitcoin, so – on May 22, 2010 – he took to a bitcoin forum and offered 10,000 BTC to any fellow forum member who purchased the pizzas and ordered them to his address. His call was answered. The pizzas were ordered; the bitcoin transferred. And just like that, the world’s first recognized bitcoin transaction was written into history – now celebrated the world over as Bitcoin Pizza Day.
The only slight kicker: Going by today’s prices, Laszlo paid over $1 billion for two pizzas – and so, in celebration of his stratospheric love of pizza and bitcoin we are launching the largest bitcoin rewards pool* yet by any crypto exchange – $5 million in bitcoin to be shared!
Fifteen years ago a hungry programmer and bitcoin enthusiast named Laszlo Hanyecz wrote his next meal into crypto folklore. He wanted to see if there was a way to pay for two pizzas with bitcoin, so – on May 22, 2010 – he took to a bitcoin forum and offered 10,000 BTC to any fellow forum member who purchased the pizzas and ordered them to his address. His call was answered. The pizzas were ordered; the bitcoin transferred. And just like that, the world’s first recognized bitcoin transaction was written into history – now celebrated the world over as Bitcoin Pizza Day.
The only slight kicker: Going by today’s prices, Laszlo paid over $1 billion for two pizzas – and so, in celebration of his stratospheric love of pizza and bitcoin we are launching the largest bitcoin rewards pool* yet by any crypto exchange – $5 million in bitcoin to be shared!
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