In the history of Bitcoin, there is one transaction that has become the stuff of legend, celebrated annually by the cryptocurrency community worldwide: the story of the two pizzas. While it may not be ...

Aaron Hankin is currently working for Dow Jones MarketWatch. He has 10+ years of professional experience in the financial markets. Vikki Velasquez is a researcher and writer who has managed, ...

Have you heard of Bitcoin Pizza Day? Perhaps you even celebrate with a slice or two each year? Here’s everything you need to know about the story behind this iconic and noteworthy event, now ...

Se você acompanha o mercado cripto, já deve ter ouvido falar no Bitcoin Pizza Day. A data relembra uma das histórias mais curiosas (e simbólicas) da trajetória do Bitcoin. Neste artigo, você vai ...

BTC Pizza Day is more than a crypto meme. Observed every year on May 22, it marks the first widely recognized real-world purchase made with Bitcoin: two pizzas bought for 10,000 BTC in 2010. What ...

In May 2010, California student Jeremy Sturdivant, then 19, noticed a bizarre request on a cryptocurrency internet forum: He could receive 10,000 bitcoins, at the time reportedly valued at $41, in ...

McDonald’s, a major US fast-food company, has begun accepting Bitcoin as a payment option in El Salvador after the nation became the first to adopt the cryptocurrency as legal tender on Tuesday, ...

In May 2010, Bitcoin (BTC) had almost no value. On May 18, 2010, programmer Laszlo Hanyecz offered 10,000 BTC for some pizzas. This offer is now considered the first Bitcoin transaction. Hanyecz made ...

In the early days, no one quite knew what to do with the bitcoin they were mining. On May 18, 2010, Hanyecz tried an experiment and posted a message offering 10,000 bitcoins, now worth $1.1B, for ...

CRYPTO cash fans around the world are tucking into slices of pizza today – thanks to one man’s very, very costly appetite. Programmer Laszlo Hanyecz made history when he made the first “real world” ...

THE man given Bitcoin now worth more than £330million for two pizzas has admitted he blew the lot too. Jeremy Sturdivant was just 19 when he struck a deal which should have made him a multimillionaire ...