News with the tag "Pizza Day"

The infamous 10,000 BTC mistake is often used by Bitcoin maximalists to extoll the virtues of 'hodling' the supply-capped asset.

Bitcoin Pizza Day offers a time to reflect on the infamous trade of 10,000 bitcoin for 2 Papa John's pizzas. From "Fiat Ruins Everything" by Jimmy Song.

In 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz made history by trading 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas, marking the first documented commercial transaction using the cryptocurrency. Fourteen years later, Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange, is commemorating this milestone with a global campaign ...

Bitcoin Pizza day is upon us! Come celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day with us by participating in the Bitcoin Pizza Day Scratch & Win Contest Starting on May 22 at 0:00 UTC, you have the chance to win up to 8,888,888 VERSE, or approximately $2,150 USD in prizes. Join the Pizza Day Challenge with Verse Scra...

Bitcoin Pizza Day: Fourteen years ago today Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 Bitcoin for a pizza, marking the first commercial transaction made using the cryptocurrency. And with it, Bitcoin Pizza Day was born. The Florida-based programmer, aged 28 at the time, posted a pizza order in a Bitcoin Talk Forum...

Explore the significance of Bitcoin Pizza Day, marking the first documented Bitcoin transaction for physical goods, and its impact on the crypto world. Every year, the crypto community celebrates a Bitcoin Pizza Day, a key event in the history of…

As bitcoin enthusiasts commemorate Bitcoin Pizza Day, marking the 13th anniversary of Laszlo Hanyecz’s acquisition of two pizzas for 10,000 BTC on May 22, a dormant sleeping bitcoin wallet from July 2010 has made a transaction of 50 BTC after almost 13 years. Bitcoin Wallet From 2010 Comes Out of Hi...

Arguably the most expensive meal ever tasted is an artifact to the community, which celebrates 13 years of Bitcoin’s prowess. Continue reading at DailyCoin.

The 13th anniversary of the first bitcoin transaction has taken a nefarious turn with meme coin issuers profiting over $200,000 from pizza-related rug pulls.