On 22 May 2010, programmer Laszlo Heinitz bought two pizzas for 10,000 BTC.

[yhiaali3]

No one can read the future. Perhaps a day will come in the distant future when people will be surprised at how we sold Bitcoin today for 70K, just as we are now surprised that 10,000 Bitcoins were paid for two pieces of pizza.

If a person knew the unseen or what would happen in the future, he would benefit from many opportunities, but no one can read the future, so my advice to those who own Bitcoin today is not to waste your precious Bitcoin so that you do not regret another pizza day in the future.

[tranthidung]

Today is a notable holiday in the crypto world - #Bitcoin pizza day - on 22 May 2010, the first officially known purchase of a tangible object with bitcoins. Laszlo Hanyecz (Laszlo Hanyecz) bought 2 pizzas for 10000 bitcoins. Then he repeated this purchase 4 more times for a total of 50,000 #BTC spent on 10 pizzas. By the way, he's fine - probably didn't spend all the bits on pizza.

You need to add sources for people to verify your information.

Pizza for bitcoins. The most famous pizza story is 10,000 bitcoins for 2 pizzas.
http://heliacal.net/~solar/bitcoin/pizza/

Some hidden fact people don't know.
https://bitcoinmagazine.com/culture/the-man-behind-bitcoin-pizza-day-is-more-than-a-meme-hes-a-mining-pioneer

[Freemind]

Yeah, I think it's difficult to expect nothing less than people laughing or criticizing his decision to buy pizza with Bitcoin. A lot of people like to trash others nowadays, especially on the internet. I dunno why, maybe because they're too stressed with real-life problems and the internet is their place to vent. Fortunately, I've seen many people celebrate this historic day with something positive like doing quizzes, contests, and so on. Staying from social media probably helps if you don't want to get spoonfed with negativity or misinformation about Pizza Day.

Well, I think no one should laugh or criticize what Laszlo (and then other people who sold Bitcoin for 1 dollar) did 14 years ago. Who would have imagined in 2010 that Bitcoin would be where it is today? Nobody, that's why it's easy to criticize, but I don't agree with that idea or that behavior. What Laszlo did 14 years ago is something that will always be in the memory of cryptocurrency users, and that has another type of value, which is not economic. And speaking of other things… Where will those 10,000 BTC be? I would like to know if the owner spent them all or if he still has some Bitcoin left.

[Faisal2202]

Am I the only one who just came to know that he spent 50,000 BTC on 10 Pizza, I thought he only spent 10,000 BTC on two pizzas only, I have been into crypto for more than 3 years, and till now I never read anywhere that he spend 50,000 BTC on 10 Pizza, you are the first dude who wrote it, even I did not read it on the post he made on BTT, I read the whole thread there it's like bumping your head into a wall (this type of feeling I got when was reading the thread). Now I feel 4x bad for this Laszlo. It's 4x or 5x well correct me if I am wrong.

Overall, he is really a patience dude, I mean people committed suicide or did bad things just because they lost a lot of money, and this dude on the live show says he doesn't regret that activity. BTW in his interview, he did not even mention he spent 50,000 BTC on 10 Pizza. Can you please share a source link to this fact, its really blowing my mind,

[Captain Corporate]

Yeap, he repeated the action, because he was one of the earliest ones to mine bitcoin, the times when you could mine full blocks and multiple of them per day with just your PC, so that meant he was capable of mining thousands of bitcoins everyday. Meaning that, this dude actually spent "nothing" on those pizzas at the time. Thats why I keep saying that he is already rich, he doesn't care about this period, he enjoys the fame that he gets from it even if its a bad one at times, but he had a lot more because he was mining thousands anyway, he didn't spend a dime on the bitcoins that he had, just mined them.

[LogitechMouse]

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Overall, he is really a patience dude, I mean people committed suicide or did bad things just because they lost a lot of money, and this dude on the live show says he doesn't regret that activity. BTW in his interview, he did not even mention he spent 50,000 BTC on 10 Pizza. Can you please share a source link to this fact, its really blowing my mind,

It's live. Of course, he will not say negative things in front of a camera.
I'm not saying that he really doesn't regret what he did more than a decade ago because there's a chance that he really doesn't, but at the backmost tip of his mind, there are times where he is questioning himself because of what he did at that time.

Yes, it became an iconic and unforgettable event, but that 10,000 Bitcoins that he had at that time can change his life and his family completely. He might not regret it, but there will be "what if's" coming to his mind not only today, but in the future.