This image references one of the most famous moments in cryptocurrency history: Bitcoin Pizza Day, celebrated every year on May 22nd.

On that day in 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz made the first real-world transaction using Bitcoin.

He paid 10,000 BTC for two Papa John’s pizzas, which he had someone else order and deliver in exchange for the crypto.

At the time, Bitcoin was worth just a few cents, making the total transaction around $41 USD. Fast forward to today, that same amount of Bitcoin — 10,000 BTC — would be worth over $1 billion, depending on the market rate (as of 2025, it fluctuates near or above $100,000 per BTC).

Laszlo’s transaction marked a historic step for Bitcoin, proving its use in real-world commerce and igniting a movement. He has since stated he has no regrets, viewing it as a necessary step in Bitcoin’s evolution.

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Narrowest win in Polish presidential election history

Booner Meme

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我真係好
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Người hay nấu xói người khác 10 năm sau sẽ là năm 2035

While pop culture paints sharks as deadly predators, data tells a different story. On average, sharks are responsible for around 5 deaths per year worldwide, while cows cause approximately 20–22 deaths annually in the U.S. alone. Most cow-related fatalities occur during farming accidents—often from trampling, kicks, or crushing injuries. Bulls and mother cows with calves are especially unpredictable.

By contrast, shark attacks are incredibly rare and often non-fatal. You're more likely to be struck by lightning than bitten by a shark.

Moral of the story:
The real danger often lives closer to home—and wears spots.

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Then everything changed when the Red Pill Nation attacked.