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

Bitcoin Pizza Day might not be the first real-world BTC transaction. An anonymous Macedonian claims he used Bitcoin 17 years ago.

Ever really think about that one moment when a purely digital idea first made the jump into our physical world? For Bitcoin, that leap famously involved a couple of pizzas and one programmer who ...

BTSE held trading competitions, a global photo contest, and various community group incentives from April 26 to May 26 to ...

For Bitcoiners, May 22 – known as Bitcoin Pizza Day – is a day for feasting. Today, Bitcoin fans around the world are savoring pizza to celebrate Laszlo Hanyecz’s famous pizza order on May ...

The 10,000 bitcoin that software developer Laszlo Hanyecz paid for two Papa John’s pizzas delivered to his Florida home on ...

Bitcoin Pizza Day, celebrated every year on May 22, marks the first time Bitcoin was used to buy a physical good. On this day in 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a Florida-based programmer, paid 10,000 BTC ...

Hanyecz helped move Bitcoin from the fringe into functionality. That legacy still shapes us today. Bitcoin Pizza Day has become a cultural milestone in the crypto world, with meetups, pizza parties, ...

Bitcoin (BTC-USD) hit fresh record highs just before "Pizza Day," with the world's most popular crypto climbing to $110,000 and then some. Supportive regulatory developments in the U.S. have added ...

This pivotal moment, celebrated annually as Bitcoin Pizza Day, highlights Bitcoin's evolution from a nascent idea to a global financial asset. To make it clear, Laszlo Hanyecz, a programmer and ...

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.