Bitcoin BTC Pizza Day marks the day that Laszlo Hanyecz made the first recorded purchase of a physical good using Bitcoin. He spent 10,000 Bitcoin to purchase two Papa John’s pizzas on May 22, 2010.

Pizza Day is celebrated on May 22 each year in the crypto community to commemorate Laszlo Hanyecz's purchase of two Papa John's pizzas in 2010 using about $41 dollars worth of bitcoin, the first ...

In what may be the most niche celebration in the world, today marks Bitcoin Pizza Day. For crypto enthusiasts, it marks eight years exactly since 10,000 bitcoin (BTC) was used to buy two pizzas.

Bitcoin Pizza Day marks the annual celebration of the first time someone purchased a physical item using BTC. Two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoin to be specific. BTC $105,526.38-2.15 % ETH ...

From $40 to over $1 billion Today, those same 10,000 BTC are worth over $1.1 billion. On Pizza Day 2025, Bitcoin even surged to an all-time high above $111,800.

Bitcoin Pizza Day is about remembering the contributions made by early pioneers — and we are all still very early! — and remembering, perhaps most importantly, that bitcoin regret (selling and/or ...

Bitcoin was in its infancy at the time and so Hanyecz continued his feeding frenzy through the summer of 2010, until he wrote that he could no longer afford to fork over so many bitcoin for pizza.

Bitcoin Pizza Day is sort of like the Bitcoin version of Thanksgiving, but instead of turkey, it’s pizza. It’s a time for thankfulness and remembrance for how far we have all come. Bitcoin Pizza Day ...

It is Bitcoin Pizza Day again, which lands on May 22 every year. The day was coined after Laszlo Hanyecz, who in 2010 bought two Papa John’s pizzas using 10,000 bitcoin BTCUSD, -0.17%, in the ...

See also: Bitcoin Pizza Day: Celebrating the Pizzas Bought for 10000 BTC This year’s Pizza Day might also be viewed in a new context following the release of 120 pages worth of Satoshi’s ...

This year’s Pizza Day might also be viewed in a new context following the release of 120 pages worth of Satoshi’s emailed correspondence with early Bitcoin developer Martti Malmi (a.k.a ...