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CryptoPotato noted that fourteen years ago, 10,000 bitcoins (BTC) were only enough to buy two pizzas. Today, that same amount of BTC could fund hundreds of private space flights or purchase Leonardo DaVinci's most expensive painting. This drastic increase in value is celebrated on Bitcoin Pizza Day on May 22, commemorating the day in 2010 when Floridian programmer and early $BTC adopter Laszlo Hanyecz bought two Papa John’s pizzas for 10,000 BTC. At the time, bitcoin was valued at $0.0041, making the purchase cost roughly $41. Since then, bitcoin has surged more than 141,000,000%, making those 10,000 BTC now worth over $690 million at a price of around $69,000 each.
Today, 10,000 BTC could open at least 700 Papa John’s pizza franchises, with FranchiseHelp estimating the initial investment for a standard franchise between $130,120 and $844,420. With $687 million, you could open more than 715 franchises. Additionally, 10,000 BTC could buy DaVinci's most expensive painting, Salvator Mundi, worth $450.3 million, and an Airbus A380 Private Jet, worth $600 million.
Moreover, 10,000 BTC could purchase the Cullinan Diamond, one of the world's most expensive diamonds, valued at over $400 million. With $687 million, you could buy one. You could also afford at least 250 tickets for 90-minute space trips with Virgin Galactic, where each ticket costs $450,000, or a private flight costing tens of millions of dollars. Furthermore, 10,000 BTC could fund two Hollywood blockbuster movies, with average production costs around $100 million and the most expensive ones exceeding $300 million, including distribution and marketing. Interestingly, you could also secure naming rights to a stadium and buy 16 private islands in The Bahamas. Stadium naming rights could cost up to $30 million per year, totaling $300 million over ten years, while luxury islands range from $200,000 to $200 million.
