Many remember May 22, 2010 as Bitcoin Pizza Day, but Laszlo Hanyecz actually spent nearly 80,000 bitcoin that year — a sum worth over $8.7 billion today.

Bitcoin Pizza Day celebrates the first real-world Bitcoin purchase, a $41 pizza order now worth $1.1 billion as BTC hits a new all-time high of $111,544 on.

An order for two pizzas was paid with 10,000 BTC fifteen years ago. Today, that same order is worth over $1.1 billion — just as BTC just hit fresh record highs.

Bitcoin Pizza Day marks Bitcoin's first real-world purchase, turning two pizzas into crypto legend—celebrating innovation, community, and blockchain's journey.

The selloff in bonds took the cheer out of Wall Street on Wednesday, but risk-on sentiment was more than alive elsewhere. Bitcoin (BTC-USD) hit fresh record highs just before "Pizza Day," with the world's most popular crypto climbing to $110,

Back in 2010, a man paid 10,000 BTC to buy two pizzas. With Bitcoin hitting a new all-time high, here's how much those coins are worth now.

Laszlo Hanyecz's simple act of buying pizza with Bitcoin in 2010 inadvertently created history, marking the first real-world transaction with the cryp

As the crypto market celebrates the fifteenth anniversary of Bitcoin Pizza Day, the flagship coin hit a new All-Time High of $111,000. BTC is priced at $111,072 at press time, up 4.03% in the past 24 hours. Within the same period, the trading volume increased by 64.5% to $93.8 billion.

Holidays are, obviously, something to look forward to. And aside from the official ones, people around the world have created more, from the serious (National Poultry Day, Astronomy Day), to the middling (No Socks Day,

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) forged to a new high on the 15th anniversary of the first commercial transaction that used the world's first cryptocurrency.