Laszlo paid 10.000BTC for 2 pizzas. That was an expensive meal.

Back in 2011, Dedi, a hardcore gamer, heard about Bitcoin on an online forum. Curious, he started mining Bitcoin on his computer while gaming. After a few months, he managed to collect around 50 Bitcoins. But since Bitcoin was only worth a few dollars at the time, he didn’t care much and saved it in a digital wallet with a "unique" password he thought he’d never forget.

Fast forward to 2020, Bitcoin’s price skyrocketed to tens of thousands of dollars per coin. Dedi was thrilled when he realized he had Bitcoins that could make him a millionaire. He rushed to open his digital wallet and tried to recall his "unique" password. He was sure it was something simple yet cool, so he typed: "IamTheBitcoinKing."

It failed.

Then he tried: "SultanBitcoin2011."

Failed again.

Frustrated, he tried other silly passwords like "BitcoinToTheMoon" and "MySuperUniquePassword123", but still no luck. Finally, he remembered that back in 2011, he was obsessed with anime. So, he typed his favorite character’s name: "NarutoUzumaki1999."

The wallet opened.

Dedi screamed in excitement, feeling like he had just won the lottery! But when he checked the balance, it showed 0 Bitcoin.

Turns out, 10 years ago, he had spent all his Bitcoins trying to buy pizza and the rest on in-game skins for an online game whose servers had long been shut down. Dedi could only sit in despair, muttering to himself, "I was a millionaire… in the form of stale pizza!"

Moral of the story: Use your digital assets wisely—don’t trade your future for pizza and game skins!

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