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Craziest Stories in Crypto History part 1 The cryptocurrency market is one of the most attractive economic areas. This most dynamic industry to date has experienced many ups and downs in its rather brief years of existence. In this article, we will talk about the most remarkable events in the history of crypto, people who got rich on it (and who were one step away from it), as well as projects that may seem strange. They Paid Attention in Time The Winklevoss Brothers These are the very brothers who sued Mark Zuckerberg for $65 million for stealing their idea and creating Facebook on his own. They took $11 million of the total amount of compensation and bought bitcoins on them. At the time of purchase, the coin was trading at $120 apiece. That is, they purchased approximately 91,666 BTC, at the current rate it is 641 million dollars.There are quite a few people who have made an impressive fortune on cryptocurrencies. Therefore, in order not to stretch the already large material, let us move on to those poor people who were one step away from wealth, but lost it. 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."

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