In the crypto community, the story of pizza has long become a legend. Back in 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas — at that time it was about $40, and today… a fortune that could provide a comfortable life for several generations. Every year on May 22, this story is recalled with notes of irony: if only he had known — he would have become a billionaire. But in reality, it was much simpler: a person mined some new digital currency and exchanged it for dinner. No pretensions — just curiosity about technology and pizza.
In the modern world, the scenario might seem no less absurd: today one bitcoin is a brand new Tesla, tomorrow — a private yacht, and the day after tomorrow, if the market moves in the opposite direction — again just pizza, but now without a drink.
The conclusion is simple: cherish the moment. Even 1% profit is better than losing everything in one night. In crypto, as in life, stability is an undervalued treasure. #BinancePizza
#TariffHODL News about customs policies can lead to short-term volatility in the cryptocurrency market as investors react, sometimes misinterpreting the potential consequences.
The crypto market has already felt the impact of tariff announcements, with Bitcoin and other digital assets experiencing price declines. A delay in implementation could partially restore investor confidence, but the overall effect will depend on various factors, including the broader economic environment and future U.S. trade policy decisions.
Ultimately, postponing tariffs could have both positive and uncertain effects on cryptocurrencies, depending on how investors and markets interpret these shifts in trade policy.