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📈 Bitcoin price on each Pizza Day 🍕 (May 22):
• 2015: $235
• 2016: $442
• 2017: $2,000
• 2018: $8,400
• 2019: $7,900
• 2020: $9,900
• 2021: $39,000
• 2022: $30,000
• 2023: $26,000
• 2024: $69,122
• 2025: $110,000 🚀
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