On April 22nd of every year, we call it Bitcoin Pizza Day, the day one person named Laszlo Hanyecz used 10,000 BTC to buy 2 pizzas, which in today's perspective seems like a 'historic missed opportunity', but if we look back, this is a lesson with value for the beginning and courage to speak out.
๐ Who used to dare = Who dared to speak first
In 2010 Bitcoin had no definite economic value, there was no clear market for buying and selling, and almost no one believed that digital money could ever be real. But the moment Laszlo used BTC to buy pizza was a significant step towards acceptance in the future.
๐ง Investor = Risk-taker
Bitcoin users in the early days were not just investors. They are 'risk-takers' and 'dreamers' who believe in things that the world still doesn't understand, those who invested when BTC was below $1 dared to do what the majority wouldn't, and certainly they are the original group that got the most return.
โณ If it's the present, would you dare to speak?
If we look back to today, most people might hesitate to keep everything 'secure' before finally investing in crypto, but they might forget that those who made the most profit in Bitcoin's history are those who dared when it was still under control, not secure, and spoke out.
๐ Lessons learned from Bitcoin Pizza Day:
Don't be afraid to start doing something.
Good investments may not be guaranteed, but they're about the things you understand and believe in.
In the world of technology, those who 'invest early' often seem to benefit the most.
If it were me, if I could go back, I would still use Bitcoin to buy pizzas or other things I want, because using Bitcoin back then made it clear that Bitcoin, which no one knew who really created it, has value; it's like our money that can be exchanged and keep the stability of our assets, leading to the emergence of Crypto Exchange and new technologies in the world of digital currencies.
So, if you could go back in time, would you buy pizza or hold Bitcoin?
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