Pizza, Bitcoin, and the Time of Engraving In 2009, an experiment on "trust" began quietly on the Internet. At that time, Bitcoin was just a string of characters, passed back and forth online by a group of people who believed in each other. There was no price, no consensus, only imagination. Until May 22, 2010, Florida programmer Laszlo Hanyecz exchanged 10000 BTC for two Papa John's pizzas. That's not a transaction, it's more like ignition, and it's also the first time in the crypto world that a milestone has been set for a meal, giving all newcomers a 'price memory'. You can say Laszlo is impulsive, or you can say he is great. Anyway, after those two pizzas, BTC is no longer just a thing, it has become something with taste, temperature, and cost. The reality has been too uncertain in recent years: Inflation, review AI、 War, foam and trust are discounted every day. But the chain is still there, Bitcoin is still there, and people are still there. Today is May 22nd again. Thank you to @ okxchinese and @ Mercy_okx for sending us the pizza gift box. Human memory is always preserved through festivals, rituals, flavors, and repetition. That year was pizza. This year too. OKXPizzaDay