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Happy #bitcoinpizzaday šš
We are Celebrating 1st Transaction in money Value of #BTC
10,000 Bitcoin to purchase two Papa John's pizzas on May 22, 2010.
it's Now 11 years And Price at 1 #BTC = 27000$
imagine Price of #BITCOIN in Coming 11 years...
Cheers Everyone š„š„
Have A Great Day Ahead šš
#binancepizza #feedfeverchallenge
We are Celebrating 1st Transaction in money Value of #BTC
10,000 Bitcoin to purchase two Papa John's pizzas on May 22, 2010.
it's Now 11 years And Price at 1 #BTC = 27000$
imagine Price of #BITCOIN in Coming 11 years...
Cheers Everyone š„š„
Have A Great Day Ahead šš
#binancepizza #feedfeverchallenge
Today, we celebrate a unique event in the cryptocurrency world: Bitcoin Pizza Day1. This day marks the anniversary of the first-ever real-world Bitcoin transaction2. On May 22, 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz purchased two pizzas for 10,000 BTC, which were worth only around $30 at the time2.
This transaction has gone down in history as it demonstrated the potential of Bitcoin as a means of payment for everyday items1. Today, those 10,000 bitcoins used to buy two pizzas would be worth about 300 million USD3.
Every year on May 22, the global crypto community comes together to celebrate this historic event1. Itās a reminder of how far Bitcoin has come since its inception and the potential it holds for the future.$BTC $BTC
#bitcoinpizzaday #BinanceLaunchpool #PEPEā #CryptoHistory
#pizzaday
This transaction has gone down in history as it demonstrated the potential of Bitcoin as a means of payment for everyday items1. Today, those 10,000 bitcoins used to buy two pizzas would be worth about 300 million USD3.
Every year on May 22, the global crypto community comes together to celebrate this historic event1. Itās a reminder of how far Bitcoin has come since its inception and the potential it holds for the future.$BTC $BTC
#bitcoinpizzaday #BinanceLaunchpool #PEPEā #CryptoHistory
#pizzaday
š Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day!
In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz made history by buying 2 pizzas for 10,000 $BTC
Today in 2024, with just 1 BTC, you could buy 7,000 pizzas!
#BitcoinPizzaDay2024 #bitcoinpizzaday #pizzaday #TrendingTopic
In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz made history by buying 2 pizzas for 10,000 $BTC
Today in 2024, with just 1 BTC, you could buy 7,000 pizzas!
#BitcoinPizzaDay2024 #bitcoinpizzaday #pizzaday #TrendingTopic
May 22nd marks Bitcoin Pizza Day, a celebration of the first real-world transaction using Bitcoin š. In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz offered 10,000 BTC to anyone who could get him two Papa John's pizzas delivered šš. Jeremy Sturdivant took him up on the offer, and the two pizzas were purchased for a total of $25 šø. Today, those 10,000 BTC would be worth over $250 million! šøš± The event symbolizes the humble beginnings of Bitcoin and its potential for growth š."
#Bitcoin #bitcoinpizzaday #pizzaday #write2earn #dyor
#Bitcoin #bitcoinpizzaday #pizzaday #write2earn #dyor
$BTC Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day! š„³
Linked post: Read more about the man who spent 10,000 BTC for a couple of pizzas on May 22, 2010 š
#bitcoinpizzaday #McCoin
Linked post: Read more about the man who spent 10,000 BTC for a couple of pizzas on May 22, 2010 š
#bitcoinpizzaday #McCoin
šØ Bitcoin Pizza Day 2024 š¢
What Is the Story Behind It And When It's Celebrated?
There was a man named Laszlo Hanyecz, a computer programmer from Florida, who became part of Bitcoin's history in a gastronomically unique way. On May 22, 2010, Laszlo made an unusual offer on a Bitcoin forum: he would pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas. At that time, Bitcoin was a passion for enthusiasts and hobbyists, and it had no significant monetary value. The idea that it could be exchanged for a real-world item like pizza was novel and exciting.
To Laszlo, the bitcoins he had mined on his computer were an experiment, a plaything of the digital age. He had already mined tens of thousands of bitcoins with relative ease, a feat that would be unfathomable years later when the mining difficulty skyrocketed.
After some discussion on the forum, a fellow Bitcoin enthusiast named Jeremy Sturdivant, going by the alias "jercos," took Laszlo up on his offer. Jeremy ordered two large pizzas from Papa John's to be delivered to Laszlo's house and in return, he received the 10,000 bitcoins.
Those pizzas, valued at about $41 at the time, would go down in history for their eventual worth. As Bitcoin's value soared over the years, reaching astronomical heights, the cost of those two pizzas grew into the tens, then hundreds of millions of dollars. May 22nd was commemoratively named "Bitcoin Pizza Day," and it's celebrated by the cryptocurrency community every year.
Laszlo Hanyecz's pizza purchase was a landmark moment for Bitcoin. It was one of the first known purchases of a product with Bitcoin and it demonstrated the cryptocurrency's potential as a means of exchange. However, it also serves as a reminder of the volatility and unpredictability of the value of digital currencies.
#BullorBear #MicroStrategy #McCoinCrew #pizzaday $BTC $PDA $AVAX
What Is the Story Behind It And When It's Celebrated?
There was a man named Laszlo Hanyecz, a computer programmer from Florida, who became part of Bitcoin's history in a gastronomically unique way. On May 22, 2010, Laszlo made an unusual offer on a Bitcoin forum: he would pay 10,000 bitcoins for a couple of pizzas. At that time, Bitcoin was a passion for enthusiasts and hobbyists, and it had no significant monetary value. The idea that it could be exchanged for a real-world item like pizza was novel and exciting.
To Laszlo, the bitcoins he had mined on his computer were an experiment, a plaything of the digital age. He had already mined tens of thousands of bitcoins with relative ease, a feat that would be unfathomable years later when the mining difficulty skyrocketed.
After some discussion on the forum, a fellow Bitcoin enthusiast named Jeremy Sturdivant, going by the alias "jercos," took Laszlo up on his offer. Jeremy ordered two large pizzas from Papa John's to be delivered to Laszlo's house and in return, he received the 10,000 bitcoins.
Those pizzas, valued at about $41 at the time, would go down in history for their eventual worth. As Bitcoin's value soared over the years, reaching astronomical heights, the cost of those two pizzas grew into the tens, then hundreds of millions of dollars. May 22nd was commemoratively named "Bitcoin Pizza Day," and it's celebrated by the cryptocurrency community every year.
Laszlo Hanyecz's pizza purchase was a landmark moment for Bitcoin. It was one of the first known purchases of a product with Bitcoin and it demonstrated the cryptocurrency's potential as a means of exchange. However, it also serves as a reminder of the volatility and unpredictability of the value of digital currencies.
#BullorBear #MicroStrategy #McCoinCrew #pizzaday $BTC $PDA $AVAX
#BTC
Market news
The price of Bitcoin has been going up for a long time.Bitcoin price was between $62,000 and $63,800 in last 24 hours. There is no stability in the Bitcoin market..
#Bitcoinā #BitcoinHistory #bitcoinpizzaday
$BTC
Market news
The price of Bitcoin has been going up for a long time.Bitcoin price was between $62,000 and $63,800 in last 24 hours. There is no stability in the Bitcoin market..
#Bitcoinā #BitcoinHistory #bitcoinpizzaday
$BTC
The first Bitcoin ATM was installed on October 29, 2013, at the Waves coffee shop in Vancouver, Canada.
#BinanceTurns7 #WeAreAllSatoshi #Binance #bitcoinpizzaday #pizzaday
#BinanceTurns7 #WeAreAllSatoshi #Binance #bitcoinpizzaday #pizzaday
May 22, 14 years ago. Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 $BTC for 2 pizzasš
Today 10,000 #Bitcoin are worth over $700,000,000!
How many pizzas could u buy with 1 $INJ at $1000? š
#bitcoinpizzaday āÆ#BTCš„š„š„š„š„ āÆāÆāÆāÆ #Injectiveš„ $INJ
Today 10,000 #Bitcoin are worth over $700,000,000!
How many pizzas could u buy with 1 $INJ at $1000? š
#bitcoinpizzaday āÆ#BTCš„š„š„š„š„ āÆāÆāÆāÆ #Injectiveš„ $INJ
#BITCOIN PIZZA š
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šDO YOU KNOW WHY BITCOIN CELEBRATE THE PIZZA š DAY
LET ME TELL YOUš
Bitcoin Pizza
On May 22, 2010, the software developer under the nickname Laszlo bought two of the most expensive pizzas ever sold. At that time, the cost of bitcoins was nominal, and the first miners simply did not know where to put their "funny money". And Laszlo on one of the bitcoin forums said that he would pay 10 thousand coins to whoever delivered him two pizzas. At that time, the deal looked completely ordinary, at that rate Laszlo did not overpay for his fateful dinner, but already in August of that year, two pizzas cost him $600. As of today, Laszlo has bought two pizzas for $70 million. Every year on May 22, Bitcoin pizza day is "celebrated."#bitcoinpizzaday #binancefunynews #BullorBear #HotTrends $BTC
š«£šš» MUST READšš»š»
šDO YOU KNOW WHY BITCOIN CELEBRATE THE PIZZA š DAY
LET ME TELL YOUš
Bitcoin Pizza
On May 22, 2010, the software developer under the nickname Laszlo bought two of the most expensive pizzas ever sold. At that time, the cost of bitcoins was nominal, and the first miners simply did not know where to put their "funny money". And Laszlo on one of the bitcoin forums said that he would pay 10 thousand coins to whoever delivered him two pizzas. At that time, the deal looked completely ordinary, at that rate Laszlo did not overpay for his fateful dinner, but already in August of that year, two pizzas cost him $600. As of today, Laszlo has bought two pizzas for $70 million. Every year on May 22, Bitcoin pizza day is "celebrated."#bitcoinpizzaday #binancefunynews #BullorBear #HotTrends $BTC
š° Bitcoin is up +19% from our buy zone š
Currently playing with previous all time high $69k.
#BTCāļø #BitcoinHalvingTrends #Bitcoinā #bitcoinpizzaday #BitcoinHistory
Currently playing with previous all time high $69k.
#BTCāļø #BitcoinHalvingTrends #Bitcoinā #bitcoinpizzaday #BitcoinHistory
Did you know that the 2 pizzas that were paid for that year with Bitcoin today are worth 300 million dollars? This May 22 we celebrate Bitcoin Pizza Day, the 13th anniversary of that event, when an American user named Laszlo Haybeck would pay 10,000 Bitcoin, which was equivalent to $41 back then, given that this is the first transaction of this nature, what do you think this person would think when paying for this pizza? What would the person think today of this historic moment? do you think he will still have bitcoin? I'll read you in the comments
#feedfeverchallenge #binancepizza #bitcoin #bitcoinpizzaday
#feedfeverchallenge #binancepizza #bitcoin #bitcoinpizzaday
Don't sell your #bitcoinpizzaday #Bitcoin #BULLISH day is RUNNING STUPID š¤¬š¤¬š¤¬š”š”šøšøšøšø
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Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day everyone, both in the real world and in Doge City! šš
This day celebrates the first real Bitcoin transaction when Laszlo Hanyecz bought two pizzas for 10,000 BTC on May 22, 2010.
In Doge City, the crypto community gathers at Central Crypto Plaza and Blockchain Boulevard to enjoy pizza and special events.
Let's celebrate the progress and innovation that this historic day represents.
Enjoy delicious pizza and happy Bitcoin Pizza Day! šš #bitcoinpizzaday #CryptoCelebration #BlockchainRevolution #DogeCity #btc
This day celebrates the first real Bitcoin transaction when Laszlo Hanyecz bought two pizzas for 10,000 BTC on May 22, 2010.
In Doge City, the crypto community gathers at Central Crypto Plaza and Blockchain Boulevard to enjoy pizza and special events.
Let's celebrate the progress and innovation that this historic day represents.
Enjoy delicious pizza and happy Bitcoin Pizza Day! šš #bitcoinpizzaday #CryptoCelebration #BlockchainRevolution #DogeCity #btc
KEEP YOUR EYES ON WLD ššš
Price is $2.096, currently up by 15.55%
Relative Strength Index is (6)85.766 shows an (Overbought zone)
Stochastic Oscillator are (K: 86.022)(D: 79.713)
Above (80) (Overbought zone)
This usually signals a potential correction or consolidation phase as traders may start taking profits. SO also supports the RSI reading.
This further strengthens the case for a potential pullback or sideways movement in the near term.
Waiting for a pullback to a support level like the ($1.79) could provide a better entry point. If you're holding, it may be wise to keep an eye on volume and price action around the ($2.18) resistance level.
(DYOR)
$WLD
#Hamster #Wld š„
#etherreum
#bitcoinpizzaday
Price is $2.096, currently up by 15.55%
Relative Strength Index is (6)85.766 shows an (Overbought zone)
Stochastic Oscillator are (K: 86.022)(D: 79.713)
Above (80) (Overbought zone)
This usually signals a potential correction or consolidation phase as traders may start taking profits. SO also supports the RSI reading.
This further strengthens the case for a potential pullback or sideways movement in the near term.
Waiting for a pullback to a support level like the ($1.79) could provide a better entry point. If you're holding, it may be wise to keep an eye on volume and price action around the ($2.18) resistance level.
(DYOR)
$WLD
#Hamster #Wld š„
#etherreum
#bitcoinpizzaday
How To Use Binance Flexible Loans
What is Binance Flexible Loan?
Binance Flexible Loan is an isolated, overcollateralized, open-term loan product.
Image: Crypto Loans ( Hand Sketch)
Features
Open-term, Overcollateralized, Isolated margin
Interest is subject to change every minute
Interest is accrued every minute that adds to the outstanding loan amount
Currently supports 15 major tokens as collateral assets; Simple Earn Flexible Products assets are used as collateral. If desired collateral is not currently subscribed to Flexible Products, the Flexible Loan order will automatically subscribe them to Simple Earn Flexible Products
Benefits
Users can keep their loan positions indefinitely (as long as these tokens are supported by the platform, and positions are not liquidated)
Borrowed assets can be used for any purpose (trade, stake, withdrawn), as collateral assets are locked in each Loan Order
Repay outstanding loans anytime without penalties
Flexibility to add or remove collateral based on LTV health
Interest rate is typically the lowest cost option in Binance (in comparison to Margin/Stable Rate Loans)
Collateral from Simple Earn Flexible Product continues to earn Real-Time APR which increases the collateral value every minute (in some cases you get paid more APR on your collateral compared to borrow APR)
Interest rate setting is always being reviewed based on an assessment of competitiveness and other market conditions
Binance rates are comparable to the largest CeFi competitors and DeFi money markets
Note: Currently only can repay using the same cryptocurrency as the borrowed asset; repayments using collateral are currently not available but could be introduced in the future.
After the above explanations let's see some important things to be considered when borrowing a loan.
How to borrow a loan?
1. Log in to your Binance account and go to Finance then Crypto Loans.
2. Search for a coin from the filter, then click [Borrow] next to it.
3. Choose a loan type and enter the amount you wish to borrow. Then, choose collateral. The system will automatically calculate the collateral amount based on the initial LTV. You will also see the estimated hourly interest and liquidation price.
Read and agree to the Terms and Conditions and check the box next to it. Then, click [Start Borrowing].
4. You will see a pop-up confirming the loan.
What is LTV, and how much can I borrow from Binance Flexible Loan?
Depending on which cryptocurrency you wish to pledge, a different initial LTV may apply. LTV stands for Loan-to-Value. It represents the ratio between the value of the digital assets loaned to you plus accrued interest, if any, relative to the value of your collateral. These values are based on each cryptocurrencyās Price Index.
LTV = Loan Value / Collateral Value
For example, assuming an initial LTV of 65% for USDT: if you have pledged 10,000 USDT, you may borrow up to 6500 USDT worth of loanable assets. Or LTV of 65% for 1,000 USDT will be up to 650 USDT worth of loanable assets.
How do I perform loan repayments or adjust my loan LTV?
In the Ongoing Orders tab, click Repay or Adjust LTV to perform loan repayments or increase/reduce collateral respectively. You may only repay your Flexible Loan using the same cryptocurrency that you borrowed. Repayments using collateral assets are currently not supported.
Loan repayments will reduce the outstanding loan and accrued interest proportionately. For instance, you canāt choose to repay either accrued interest or outstanding loan only or in unequal proportions. You may also adjust the LTV for each loan position by increasing or reducing collateral.
1. Click Active Loan.
2. Go to Ongoing Orders then Stable Rate. Click Repay next to the order you wish to repay.
3. Select Borrowed Coin. Enter the repayment amount or select a repayment ratio. Check the box if you wish to keep the collateral in the order.
Review the details and click Confirm repayment.
4. You will see a confirmation message after the repayment has been successfully processed.
Which cryptocurrencies can you pledge or borrow on Binance Flexible Loan?
Binance Flexible Loan offers and accepts a wide range of cryptocurrencies as loanable and collateral assets, including USDT, BTC, and ETH.
Please note that same-cryptocurrency collateral-loan pairs arenāt supported on Binance Flexible Loan. For example, you canāt pledge BTC and borrow BTC within a single loan position, but you can have multiple loan positions to borrow BTC with non-BTC collateral.
The available cryptocurrencies for pledging and borrowing are updated from time to time. Please refer to the Loan Data page for more information.
What can I do with the cryptocurrencies borrowed from Binance Flexible Loan?
You may use the loan for any purpose, including trading on the spot market, depositing into Binance Earn products, or even withdrawing them from Binance. The collateral pledged will remain with Binance Flexible Loan as security for the return of the Digital Assets youāve borrowed.
Remember to do your research because this article is only for information and not otherwise.
#cryptoloans #BinanceTournament #binancepizza #bitcoinpizzaday
Reference: https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/what-is-binance-flexible-loan-and-frequently-asked-questions-1c9dddb774054983992b8977ae36577a
Binance Flexible Loan is an isolated, overcollateralized, open-term loan product.
Image: Crypto Loans ( Hand Sketch)
Features
Open-term, Overcollateralized, Isolated margin
Interest is subject to change every minute
Interest is accrued every minute that adds to the outstanding loan amount
Currently supports 15 major tokens as collateral assets; Simple Earn Flexible Products assets are used as collateral. If desired collateral is not currently subscribed to Flexible Products, the Flexible Loan order will automatically subscribe them to Simple Earn Flexible Products
Benefits
Users can keep their loan positions indefinitely (as long as these tokens are supported by the platform, and positions are not liquidated)
Borrowed assets can be used for any purpose (trade, stake, withdrawn), as collateral assets are locked in each Loan Order
Repay outstanding loans anytime without penalties
Flexibility to add or remove collateral based on LTV health
Interest rate is typically the lowest cost option in Binance (in comparison to Margin/Stable Rate Loans)
Collateral from Simple Earn Flexible Product continues to earn Real-Time APR which increases the collateral value every minute (in some cases you get paid more APR on your collateral compared to borrow APR)
Interest rate setting is always being reviewed based on an assessment of competitiveness and other market conditions
Binance rates are comparable to the largest CeFi competitors and DeFi money markets
Note: Currently only can repay using the same cryptocurrency as the borrowed asset; repayments using collateral are currently not available but could be introduced in the future.
After the above explanations let's see some important things to be considered when borrowing a loan.
How to borrow a loan?
1. Log in to your Binance account and go to Finance then Crypto Loans.
2. Search for a coin from the filter, then click [Borrow] next to it.
3. Choose a loan type and enter the amount you wish to borrow. Then, choose collateral. The system will automatically calculate the collateral amount based on the initial LTV. You will also see the estimated hourly interest and liquidation price.
Read and agree to the Terms and Conditions and check the box next to it. Then, click [Start Borrowing].
4. You will see a pop-up confirming the loan.
What is LTV, and how much can I borrow from Binance Flexible Loan?
Depending on which cryptocurrency you wish to pledge, a different initial LTV may apply. LTV stands for Loan-to-Value. It represents the ratio between the value of the digital assets loaned to you plus accrued interest, if any, relative to the value of your collateral. These values are based on each cryptocurrencyās Price Index.
LTV = Loan Value / Collateral Value
For example, assuming an initial LTV of 65% for USDT: if you have pledged 10,000 USDT, you may borrow up to 6500 USDT worth of loanable assets. Or LTV of 65% for 1,000 USDT will be up to 650 USDT worth of loanable assets.
How do I perform loan repayments or adjust my loan LTV?
In the Ongoing Orders tab, click Repay or Adjust LTV to perform loan repayments or increase/reduce collateral respectively. You may only repay your Flexible Loan using the same cryptocurrency that you borrowed. Repayments using collateral assets are currently not supported.
Loan repayments will reduce the outstanding loan and accrued interest proportionately. For instance, you canāt choose to repay either accrued interest or outstanding loan only or in unequal proportions. You may also adjust the LTV for each loan position by increasing or reducing collateral.
1. Click Active Loan.
2. Go to Ongoing Orders then Stable Rate. Click Repay next to the order you wish to repay.
3. Select Borrowed Coin. Enter the repayment amount or select a repayment ratio. Check the box if you wish to keep the collateral in the order.
Review the details and click Confirm repayment.
4. You will see a confirmation message after the repayment has been successfully processed.
Which cryptocurrencies can you pledge or borrow on Binance Flexible Loan?
Binance Flexible Loan offers and accepts a wide range of cryptocurrencies as loanable and collateral assets, including USDT, BTC, and ETH.
Please note that same-cryptocurrency collateral-loan pairs arenāt supported on Binance Flexible Loan. For example, you canāt pledge BTC and borrow BTC within a single loan position, but you can have multiple loan positions to borrow BTC with non-BTC collateral.
The available cryptocurrencies for pledging and borrowing are updated from time to time. Please refer to the Loan Data page for more information.
What can I do with the cryptocurrencies borrowed from Binance Flexible Loan?
You may use the loan for any purpose, including trading on the spot market, depositing into Binance Earn products, or even withdrawing them from Binance. The collateral pledged will remain with Binance Flexible Loan as security for the return of the Digital Assets youāve borrowed.
Remember to do your research because this article is only for information and not otherwise.
#cryptoloans #BinanceTournament #binancepizza #bitcoinpizzaday
Reference: https://www.binance.com/en/support/faq/what-is-binance-flexible-loan-and-frequently-asked-questions-1c9dddb774054983992b8977ae36577a