#BİNANCEPİZZA

Imagine this scene: In 2010, a young programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz sits in front of his computer screen, sending a surprising message: "I am willing to pay 10,000 Bitcoins for pizza!". That moment, celebrated around the world every year on May 22 as "Bitcoin Pizza Day", marked a strange beginning to a story of challenge and audacity. But who would have guessed that simple pizza would today be worth a billion dollars?! This tale was not just a historical joke, but a call to the wise and influential: the future is only built through risk, and the revolution always starts with a single step into the dark.

In October 2008, while the world was sinking into a suffocating financial crisis, a revolutionary research paper emerged that would change the course of financial transactions once and for all.. signed by "Satoshi Nakamoto" - a figure whose true identity remains unknown to this day.

The paper described a new financial system that operates without intermediaries or central banks, a system that restores financial power to individuals.. away from the dominance of a few who control the world's economy from behind the walls.

In the beginning, Bitcoins were merely a dream that tickled the minds of programmers, who saw in encryption a hope for a world free from intermediaries. They were like seeds planted in dry soil, waiting for the rain of acceptance and spread.