#BinancePizza Verifying the Feasibility of Bitcoin as a Medium of Exchange Bitcoin Pizza Day marks the first time cryptocurrency was used for real-world commercial transactions. On May 22, 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz purchased two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins. Although it may seem ordinary, it demonstrated the practical use of Bitcoin as a decentralized currency. This transaction broke the limitations of Bitcoin being merely a technical experiment, showcasing its potential in payment scenarios and laying the foundation for the subsequent popularity of cryptocurrencies. The participants at the time may not have foreseen the future surge in Bitcoin's value, but this event provided crucial empirical evidence for the financial applications of blockchain technology, encouraging more merchants and users to accept cryptocurrency.
EOS – The Old Champion Quietly Returning? EOS was one of the most prominent blockchain platforms in 2018, and after a period of 'hibernation', it is showing signs of a comeback. Recently, EOS's trading volume has steadily increased, and its price is accumulating around the $1 area, which is seen as a long-term bottom. After disagreements with Block.one, the EOS community has proactively restructured the ecosystem through the EOS Network Foundation (ENF). Efforts are being accelerated to advance Layer 2 development, EVM integration, and dApp development to bring EOS back to the Web3 arena. With a loyal community and once-strong technical foundation, EOS has the potential for revival if it can catch the wave of altseason. This is an opportunity to regroup this 'old legend' before the market refocuses. #EOS Ecosystem #AltcoinComeback #crypto2025 # #BlockchainInfrastructure $EOS #BROCCLI