Fourteen years ago, Laszlo Hanyecz made history by trading **10,000 Bitcoin** for two pizzas—a deal now worth **$600 million**. That infamous Bitcoin Pizza Day raises a burning question: *If you held that much BTC today, would you ever spend it?*
**HODLers** argue Bitcoin is "digital gold," too precious to sell. **Spenders** counter that crypto’s true purpose is real-world use. The middle path? Spend a fraction—maybe one pizza’s worth—while keeping the rest as a moonshot bet.
Yet Bitcoin’s volatility still limits everyday spending. For crypto to replace cash, we need faster transactions (Lightning Network), stable purchasing power, and wider merchant adoption.
So—would you cash out 10,000 BTC today?Or HODL and dream bigger? The choice defines crypto’s future.
