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#binancepizza $COOKIE is up 30% today - and the reason behind it is a solid case study for web3 products & builders!
They launched their Snaps product today which is likely starting to compete Kaito.. and $KAITO is at $2B+ FDV compared to $200M FDV of $COOKIE
If all goes as planned... I can eventually see the token send multiple folds from here!
Here’s what they are getting right:
→ Snaps feels like a solid product from first look.
Their reward engine for content creators feels smooth and real-time. You post, you get points, you climb leaderboards - no guesswork. A cleaner and more responsive alternative to Kaito.
→ The marketing has been sharp.
The “Cookie social circle” posts? Brilliant use of social psychology. People pause to see if they’re in the graphic, boosting post time and engagement. That’s textbook social signalling - and its showing its works.
→ Campaigns feel curated, not spammy
Snaps campaigns are time-boxed and focused, which drives real urgency without feeling forced. It’s easy for users to plug in and participate.
→ Positioned well vs Kaito
While Kaito felt like the default InfoFi pick, Cookie3 is going head-to-head with clearer UX, faster feedback, and a more open reward logic. Lets see what campaigns they ship in coming days!
→ A case study in great product positioning
Cookie3 understood their audience, built around creator pain points, and turned the product into a status signal. That’s how you carve out space in a crowded market - not with noise, but with clarity and consistency.
If you’re building in Web3, @cookiedotfun is worth watching on how you grow your base & adapt... which eventually leads to positive price action for your token!
They launched their Snaps product today which is likely starting to compete Kaito.. and $KAITO is at $2B+ FDV compared to $200M FDV of $COOKIE
If all goes as planned... I can eventually see the token send multiple folds from here!
Here’s what they are getting right:
→ Snaps feels like a solid product from first look.
Their reward engine for content creators feels smooth and real-time. You post, you get points, you climb leaderboards - no guesswork. A cleaner and more responsive alternative to Kaito.
→ The marketing has been sharp.
The “Cookie social circle” posts? Brilliant use of social psychology. People pause to see if they’re in the graphic, boosting post time and engagement. That’s textbook social signalling - and its showing its works.
→ Campaigns feel curated, not spammy
Snaps campaigns are time-boxed and focused, which drives real urgency without feeling forced. It’s easy for users to plug in and participate.
→ Positioned well vs Kaito
While Kaito felt like the default InfoFi pick, Cookie3 is going head-to-head with clearer UX, faster feedback, and a more open reward logic. Lets see what campaigns they ship in coming days!
→ A case study in great product positioning
Cookie3 understood their audience, built around creator pain points, and turned the product into a status signal. That’s how you carve out space in a crowded market - not with noise, but with clarity and consistency.
If you’re building in Web3, @cookiedotfun is worth watching on how you grow your base & adapt... which eventually leads to positive price action for your token!
#binancepizza As a trader who has long observed the BNB ecosystem, I have recently become increasingly focused on a project: $SIREN.
Unlike other Meme projects that ride the wave, every step of SIREN is grounded in the core narrative of 'crypto + AI', and it is the kind of core that Binance personally brought to the table.
1. SIREN is not an ordinary Meme, but a potential stock in the AI track.
First, we need to clarify: SIREN originates from Meme, but it does not stop at Meme.
What it carries is a set of AI Agent logic: leveraging blockchain to achieve on-chain AI identity, manageable assets, and traceable interactions.
Compared to most 'AI concept' projects on the market that only focus on promotional graphics, the underlying mechanism of SIREN is practical. Moreover, it is currently the only AI project on the BNB Chain selected for the Binance Alpha program, a label that should not be underestimated.
2. Both Binance and DWF are supportin
Unlike other Meme projects that ride the wave, every step of SIREN is grounded in the core narrative of 'crypto + AI', and it is the kind of core that Binance personally brought to the table.
1. SIREN is not an ordinary Meme, but a potential stock in the AI track.
First, we need to clarify: SIREN originates from Meme, but it does not stop at Meme.
What it carries is a set of AI Agent logic: leveraging blockchain to achieve on-chain AI identity, manageable assets, and traceable interactions.
Compared to most 'AI concept' projects on the market that only focus on promotional graphics, the underlying mechanism of SIREN is practical. Moreover, it is currently the only AI project on the BNB Chain selected for the Binance Alpha program, a label that should not be underestimated.
2. Both Binance and DWF are supportin
#TradeStories and #TradeofTheWeek
The 30-year-old ex-software dev from Portland built a small fortune investing in Bitcoin as a teenager. On a short layover in London before visiting his parents in Spain, he went out for drinks in The Roxy nightclub in Soho. He called an Uber around 1:30 AM on May 9 to return to his hostel.
Outside, a driver flagged him down, knowing his name, and matched the photo shown in the app. So he got in, but the car didn’t match the app, which was supposed to be the first red flag.
Fake Uber driver drains tourist’s crypto wallets
As per a report, the driver offered him a cigarette. At first, Jacob said no, but relented, “Sure, if you want to bond over a cigarette.” It is believed that the cigarette was laced with scopolamine, a drug so dangerous that even Vice once called it “the world’s scariest.”
Jacob started fading in and out, and the driver asked for his phone “for directions.” He got confused and gave it along with the passcodes. He vaguely recalls the driver scrolling through apps. By the time he realized what was happening, it was already too late.
The 30-year-old ex-software dev from Portland built a small fortune investing in Bitcoin as a teenager. On a short layover in London before visiting his parents in Spain, he went out for drinks in The Roxy nightclub in Soho. He called an Uber around 1:30 AM on May 9 to return to his hostel.
Outside, a driver flagged him down, knowing his name, and matched the photo shown in the app. So he got in, but the car didn’t match the app, which was supposed to be the first red flag.
Fake Uber driver drains tourist’s crypto wallets
As per a report, the driver offered him a cigarette. At first, Jacob said no, but relented, “Sure, if you want to bond over a cigarette.” It is believed that the cigarette was laced with scopolamine, a drug so dangerous that even Vice once called it “the world’s scariest.”
Jacob started fading in and out, and the driver asked for his phone “for directions.” He got confused and gave it along with the passcodes. He vaguely recalls the driver scrolling through apps. By the time he realized what was happening, it was already too late.
#TradeStories#BTCTrade US tourist reportedly claimed that he was drugged, duped by a fake Uber, and lost over $123,000 in crypto (BTC, XRP and more) during a London layover. What happened to Jacob Irwin-Cline sounds like a Black Mirror meets Web3 episode.
The 30-year-old ex-software dev from Portland built a small fortune investing in Bitcoin as a teenager. On a short layover in London before visiting his parents in Spain, he went out for drinks in The Roxy nightclub in Soho. He called an Uber around 1:30 AM on May 9 to return to his hostel.
Outside, a driver flagged him down, knowing his name, and matched the photo shown in the app. So he got in, but the car didn’t match the app, which was supposed to be the first red flag.
Fake Uber driver drains tourist’s crypto wallets
As per a report, the driver offered him a cigarette. At first, Jacob said no, but relented, “Sure, if you want to bond over a cigarette.” It is believed that the cigarette was laced with scopolamine, a drug so dangerous that even Vice once called it “the world’s scariest.”
Jacob started fading in and out, and the driver asked for his phone “for directions.” He got confused and gave it along with the passcodes. He vaguely recalls the driver scrolling through apps. By the time he realized what was happening, it was already too late.
The 30-year-old ex-software dev from Portland built a small fortune investing in Bitcoin as a teenager. On a short layover in London before visiting his parents in Spain, he went out for drinks in The Roxy nightclub in Soho. He called an Uber around 1:30 AM on May 9 to return to his hostel.
Outside, a driver flagged him down, knowing his name, and matched the photo shown in the app. So he got in, but the car didn’t match the app, which was supposed to be the first red flag.
Fake Uber driver drains tourist’s crypto wallets
As per a report, the driver offered him a cigarette. At first, Jacob said no, but relented, “Sure, if you want to bond over a cigarette.” It is believed that the cigarette was laced with scopolamine, a drug so dangerous that even Vice once called it “the world’s scariest.”
Jacob started fading in and out, and the driver asked for his phone “for directions.” He got confused and gave it along with the passcodes. He vaguely recalls the driver scrolling through apps. By the time he realized what was happening, it was already too late.
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#binancepizza $COOKIE is up 30% today - and the reason behind it is a solid case study for web3 products & builders!
They launched their Snaps product today which is likely starting to compete Kaito.. and $KAITO is at $2B+ FDV compared to $200M FDV of $COOKIE
If all goes as planned... I can eventually see the token send multiple folds from here!
Here’s what they are getting right:
→ Snaps feels like a solid product from first look.
Their reward engine for content creators feels smooth and real-time. You post, you get points, you climb leaderboards - no guesswork. A cleaner and more responsive alternative to Kaito.
→ The marketing has been sharp.
The “Cookie social circle” posts? Brilliant use of social psychology. People pause to see if they’re in the graphic, boosting post time and engagement. That’s textbook social signalling - and its showing its works.
→ Campaigns feel curated, not spammy
Snaps campaigns are time-boxed and focused, which drives real urgency without feeling forced. It’s easy for users to plug in and participate.
→ Positioned well vs Kaito
While Kaito felt like the default InfoFi pick, Cookie3 is going head-to-head with clearer UX, faster feedback, and a more open reward logic. Lets see what campaigns they ship in coming days!
→ A case study in great product positioning
Cookie3 understood their audience, built around creator pain points, and turned the product into a status signal. That’s how you carve out space in a crowded market - not with noise, but with clarity and consistency.
If you’re building in Web3, @cookiedotfun is worth watching on how you grow your base & adapt... which eventually leads to positive price action for your token!
They launched their Snaps product today which is likely starting to compete Kaito.. and $KAITO is at $2B+ FDV compared to $200M FDV of $COOKIE
If all goes as planned... I can eventually see the token send multiple folds from here!
Here’s what they are getting right:
→ Snaps feels like a solid product from first look.
Their reward engine for content creators feels smooth and real-time. You post, you get points, you climb leaderboards - no guesswork. A cleaner and more responsive alternative to Kaito.
→ The marketing has been sharp.
The “Cookie social circle” posts? Brilliant use of social psychology. People pause to see if they’re in the graphic, boosting post time and engagement. That’s textbook social signalling - and its showing its works.
→ Campaigns feel curated, not spammy
Snaps campaigns are time-boxed and focused, which drives real urgency without feeling forced. It’s easy for users to plug in and participate.
→ Positioned well vs Kaito
While Kaito felt like the default InfoFi pick, Cookie3 is going head-to-head with clearer UX, faster feedback, and a more open reward logic. Lets see what campaigns they ship in coming days!
→ A case study in great product positioning
Cookie3 understood their audience, built around creator pain points, and turned the product into a status signal. That’s how you carve out space in a crowded market - not with noise, but with clarity and consistency.
If you’re building in Web3, @cookiedotfun is worth watching on how you grow your base & adapt... which eventually leads to positive price action for your token!
$BTC #$BTC guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
#$BTC guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
#$BTC guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
# $BTC guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
#EthereumSecurityInitiative guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
#MastercardStablecoinCards guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
#BinancePizza guy—Laszlo Hanyecz—made history without even realizing it.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
Back in 2010, he posted on a forum:
“I’ll give 10,000 BTC for two pizzas.”
At the time, those 10,000 bitcoins were worth just $25.
A fellow forum user took him up on the offer, ordered two Papa John’s pizzas, and had them delivered to Laszlo’s place in Florida.
Laszlo sent over the BTC using a fresh command-line wallet—and just like that, the world witnessed its first real-world crypto transaction.
🍕 Two pizzas.
💸 10,000 BTC.
📅 Value today? Around $1 billion (with BTC currently trading near $100,000).
Now, every May 22 is celebrated as Bitcoin Pizza Day—a reminder of how far crypto has come... and perhaps how painful hindsight can be.
Can Laszlo ever forgive himself?
Hard to say.
#TrumpTariffs According to Jinshi Data, President Trump announced plans to impose additional tariffs on countries that tax U.S. exports. He also stated that Congress is close to passing the largest tax cut bill in U.S. history, calling it a “rocket” for the U.S. economy. The combination of tax cuts and new trade measures could lead to stronger domestic growth and investor confidence—but may also introduce global trade uncertainty and inflationary risks.
💬 Do you think these policies will boost markets, or trigger more global volatility? How do you see this impacting crypto and broader risk assets?
👉 Create a post with #TrumpTariffs or the $BTC cashtag, or share your trader’s profile and insights to earn Binance points!
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Activity period: 2025-05-14 06:00 (UTC) to 2025-05-15 06:00 (UTC)
Points rewards are first-come, first-served, so be sure to claim your points daily!
💬 Do you think these policies will boost markets, or trigger more global volatility? How do you see this impacting crypto and broader risk assets?
👉 Create a post with #TrumpTariffs or the $BTC cashtag, or share your trader’s profile and insights to earn Binance points!
(Press the “+” on the App homepage and click on Task Center)
Activity period: 2025-05-14 06:00 (UTC) to 2025-05-15 06:00 (UTC)
Points rewards are first-come, first-served, so be sure to claim your points daily!
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