Before Bitcoin hit the charts and headlines, it bought pizza. That one moment in 2010—where 10,000 BTC were exchanged for two simple pizzas—became the origin story of real-world crypto utility. It wasn’t about the food; it was about proving that digital currency could have value outside of theory. That trade sparked a movement that would eventually reshape the financial world.
Now, 15 years later, we’re not just trading coins—we’re building economies, connecting across borders, and redefining trust. Binance’s Pizza Day celebration is a chance to honor that spirit. So yesterday, I jumped into a fresh trade and shared it on Binance Square to mark the occasion. It’s a small move, but it carries the legacy of something much bigger.
Pizza Day reminds us that innovation often starts with something simple. A slice. A post. A trade. What matters is the intention behind it—to challenge the norm, to try something new, to believe when few others do.
