Every year on May 22nd, the crypto community celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day—a light-hearted yet powerful reminder of how far we've come. In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. Today, that amount is worth hundreds of millions of dollars. Crazy? Maybe. Visionary? Definitely.
But this story isn’t just about pizza or numbers. It's about early adoption and risk-taking. Back then, Bitcoin had no real-world value. People laughed at it. Yet one person believed enough to actually spend it.
It raises an important question for us today:
If you had 10,000 BTC right now, would you ever spend it?
Bitcoin Pizza Day forces us to think bigger. Not just as investors, but as believers in what crypto stands for—decentralization, freedom, and a better future for global finance.
As we look ahead, we must ask:
Can crypto become a part of daily life in the next 10 years?
What will it take for Bitcoin to become a true medium of exchange, not just a digital gold?
The answers start with us. Every small use case, every local adoption effort, and every discussion we participate in pushes this revolution forward.
So let’s not just celebrate the past. Let’s build the future.