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May 23, 2020, 03:38:44 AM
#34
We can't really blame him for sure for what he just did. Bitcoin doesn't have that much value way back before, and because of him buying pizza's for tons of bitcoins, it introduces the value of bitcoin to people.
I think what he did is purely favoring Bitcoin as that time the popularity of bitcoin is not been known outside IT community because i believ
 that year and so is that majority of people who knew bitcoin is IT student or graduate as one of my cousin have idea
about Bitcoin wayback 2010 but of course because of
scamming idea he never enter or even bought a price on this one.
Imagine Buying Pizza using thousands of Bitcoin that time,comparing today?you can have thousand of pizza in just 1 bitcoin
 so the situation is reversed lol.

and i believe following that is KFC buying thru bitcoin

and Starbucks also .
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May 23, 2020, 12:31:09 AM
#33
We can't really blame him for sure for what he just did. Bitcoin doesn't have that much value way back before, and because of him buying pizza's for tons of bitcoins, it introduces the value of bitcoin to people. But try to do the same thing today, buy items, goods and services through bitcoin as it is the best means to introduce bitcoin to people. By simply asking if they are accepting bitcoin, it will already trigger their mind what bitcoin is. The bitcoin-pizza event was truly historic and worth to commemorate, I hope soon, we'll not going to rely on the dollar value of bitcoin, thus, with it intrinsic value.

It feel silly to criticize someone for past actions that he had no way of knowing the repercutions in the future. He was invested into crypto way before most of us, and we only got here because of people like him using bitcoin in the first place, so I'd cut him a bit more slack. I agree with you in that we can't blame him for not knowing, nobody knew..

Anyone who is criticising would have done the same or worse, this was a time when lots of people where ignorant and have zero knowledge about btc and its possible potential, I don't blame him, he is not a time traveller or fortune teller, he did what he felt was the right thing to do at that time,
We are all saying this now because btc was able to increase in value, assuming the reverse was the case, nobody will be talking about this, don't forget back in that time btc was tagged as scam, but now people see things differently.
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May 23, 2020, 12:25:43 AM
#32
Still alive the people bu pizza using bitcoin, how take care and emotion him right now after seeing bitcoin become most valuable currency digital assets, many people always sharing his bad moment when selling bitcoin to buy pizza with cheaper price.

he feels bad obviously but we cant blame him at all because even our selve's we does that too. we also use our btc and other cryptos to buy food and something else because we dont have an idea that their value can grow in the future  and besides cryptos are really meant for spending , not for hodling primarily  . people doesnt share his bad moments or make fun of him but they only do it to remember what the guy did or in short to give honour to him because the guy just promotes btc that it can be really used for buying stuffs
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May 22, 2020, 11:43:09 PM
#31
Thanks for the reminder. I did one before, I'll do it again.

We can't really blame him for sure for what he just did.

Blame him? You've missed the mark by some distance, or you're reading seriously misinformed news about him. People celebrate him. And it's why people are misled thinking holding is all that's needed to increase price (just as people think token burning is some hoodoo magic to magically pump price). You gotta spend and use shit to give the shit value.

That's right, we need to spend bitcoin and tell the world that we should not underestimate the value of bitcoin as a currency. In order for us to achieve mass adoption, we should use it and do more transaction that includes the use of cryptocurrency. It is just unique to imagine using bitcoin in buying Pizza, that was an outstanding and smooth move.

He deserved the celebration, the first Bitcoin transaction way back May 22, 2010, where he paid for 2 pizzas using bitcoin in Papa John's Pizza. If we still continue using bitcoin in our transaction even once a month, so that we can contribute to the promotion of bitcoin in our country. People just need to have some proof that bitcoin is legit and can be a mode of payment for a faster and less hassle transactions.
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May 22, 2020, 06:22:25 PM
#30
We can't really blame him for sure for what he just did. Bitcoin doesn't have that much value way back before, and because of him buying pizza's for tons of bitcoins, it introduces the value of bitcoin to people. But try to do the same thing today, buy items, goods and services through bitcoin as it is the best means to introduce bitcoin to people. By simply asking if they are accepting bitcoin, it will already trigger their mind what bitcoin is. The bitcoin-pizza event was truly historic and worth to commemorate, I hope soon, we'll not going to rely on the dollar value of bitcoin, thus, with it intrinsic value.

It feel silly to criticize someone for past actions that he had no way of knowing the repercutions in the future. He was invested into crypto way before most of us, and we only got here because of people like him using bitcoin in the first place, so I'd cut him a bit more slack. I agree with you in that we can't blame him for not knowing, nobody knew..
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May 22, 2020, 12:57:38 PM
#29
I made this meme for the occasion:

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May 22, 2020, 12:25:24 PM
#28
Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day everyone!

Just ordered a pizza online to celebrate!
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May 22, 2020, 09:30:39 AM
#27
I'm also surprised by the lack of news on the subject... perhaps everyone is simply waiting for Friday???
There were some articles that were published earlier and that's just a few days ago. I've seen only few of them but now, if you'll look to the news with the keyword of Bitcoin Pizza day, you'll see them published just few hours ago. Here are those early articles that remembered this legendary day and published their articles few days ago.
SimpleFX celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day with 50% spread cashbacks] published May 14,2020.
ProBit Exchange Features Mukbang AMA on Its Very First Online Meetup on Bitcoin Pizza Day - published yesterday.

it is an important event in the BTC history, but people should be aware that buying pizza with BTC was not that streamlined, it was an exchange between two persons, one provided BTC, and other bought pizza for fiat, and exchanged for BTC
fact that this happened on this forum is historical for the forum, that is for sure, and will stay as a milestone
For the bitcoin folks that has been in the community for about a year or two are already aware of that event. It's one of the greatest events that we can remember yearly which the value of bitcoin started. Don't forget the name of the guy that's involved in this historical pizza.
Thanks to Laszlo. If it's not because of this purchase, we don't know how long will bitcoin start to have value back then but forget about that if's. Let's all be happy on this bitcoin pizza day, who got their pizzas?
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May 22, 2020, 08:51:43 AM
#26
This event that many people waited for bitcoin pizza day is also a bad day for market. The whales already took their shares in pizza - a pun that describe the current condition of bitcoin right now.. However, let us all be happy because this pizza day was the time  that bitcoin was appreciated.
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May 22, 2020, 08:50:05 AM
#25
I would very much like to buy a 🍕pizza and pay with BTC, but unfortunately no one in my city offers such an option, so I will order a pizza and pay in the classic way💰.



He can be considered as idiot if he is spending that same amount of Bitcoin today for some pizza. At that time, nobody can be able to predict that someday BTC can be so valuable...

I wouldn’t call anyone an idiot if he pays something more than it’s really worth, it’s a matter of personal choice or in some cases bad information. If we look from today’s perspective, many people might be considered idiots because they were paying with BTC at a time when it was worth tens or hundreds of dollars per BTC, but such comparisons do not make sense if we are talking about something that is essentially a currency/means of payment.
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May 22, 2020, 08:31:16 AM
#24

One thing that most people don't realize about Laszlo and the Bitcoin pizza ordeal is that he didn't just buy 2 Large Pizzas (Papa Johns too, the most awful pizza you can buy here in the United States) for 10,000 bitcoins, he stated here on bitcointalk that he spent at least 30,000 bitcoins on several purchases of pizza.  Not sure if all Papa Johns or not.  Crazy stuff. Some call him an idiot for this, which is simply wrong.  He was the first to use it as a means of exchange and that sure is worth celebrating.


He can be considered as idiot if he is spending that same amount of Bitcoin today for some pizza. At that time, nobody can be able to predict that someday BTC can be so valuable...there was no Nostradamus at their side. Anyway, this was a good story and will forever remain as one of the most famous and amazing stories relative to Bitcoin. It is always good to be reminded with the Bitcoin Pizza Day every year.
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May 22, 2020, 08:19:24 AM
#23
Relevant tweet:

I know you guys already know, but providing here if someone trolls you:

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The final word on this matter


https://twitter.com/nic__carter/status/1130152285978464257

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The early Bitcoiners (including Gavin with his faucet) that distributed coins and traded them for trinkets were absolutely critical in dispersing them adequately. Those “costly” sales should be celebrated, not sneered at
https://twitter.com/nic__carter/status/1130152285978464257?s=20
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May 22, 2020, 07:57:43 AM
#22
Sorry I seem to forget the bitcoin pizza day this year, maybe because we are in a situation where there is a global crisis, some of us struggles, and only if the world is in normal order now, we might discuss more about this commemoration if this is what we call it.

Bitcoin pizza day always reminds me that I should not spend my bitcoin, instead save it as it's very scarce that in the long run it could give us some fortune, we might miss digging real gold in our life but we have the digital gold that will value like gold or even more in the future.
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May 22, 2020, 07:44:55 AM
#21
I'm also surprised by the lack of news on the subject... perhaps everyone is simply waiting for Friday???
There were some articles that were published earlier and that's just a few days ago. I've seen only few of them but now, if you'll look to the news with the keyword of Bitcoin Pizza day, you'll see them published just few hours ago. Here are those early articles that remembered this legendary day and published their articles few days ago.
SimpleFX celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day with 50% spread cashbacks] published May 14,2020.
ProBit Exchange Features Mukbang AMA on Its Very First Online Meetup on Bitcoin Pizza Day - published yesterday.

it is an important event in the BTC history, but people should be aware that buying pizza with BTC was not that streamlined, it was an exchange between two persons, one provided BTC, and other bought pizza for fiat, and exchanged for BTC
fact that this happened on this forum is historical for the forum, that is for sure, and will stay as a milestone
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May 22, 2020, 07:35:53 AM
#20
I'm also surprised by the lack of news on the subject... perhaps everyone is simply waiting for Friday???
There were some articles that were published earlier and that's just a few days ago. I've seen only few of them but now, if you'll look to the news with the keyword of Bitcoin Pizza day, you'll see them published just few hours ago. Here are those early articles that remembered this legendary day and published their articles few days ago.
SimpleFX celebrates Bitcoin Pizza Day with 50% spread cashbacks] published May 14,2020.
ProBit Exchange Features Mukbang AMA on Its Very First Online Meetup on Bitcoin Pizza Day - published yesterday.
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May 22, 2020, 07:32:54 AM
#19
This issue is repeated every year. Sad but yes, somebody was deprived of having a great fortune today thanks to what they did years ago.

But how many people really hold the Bitcoins they bought in those years? So, is it different from buying pizza and selling those BTCs? Laszlo might have bought their pizza that day with BTC and then bought more BTC at the same price.

He gave us good material to talk and be surprised, but I think it's not that bad. I don't think anyone predicted that Bitcoin would be worth 20K someday in those years. (maybe McAfee Tongue)
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May 22, 2020, 07:17:39 AM
#18
One thing that most people don't realize about Laszlo and the Bitcoin pizza ordeal is that he didn't just buy 2 Large Pizzas ( Papa Johns too, the most awful pizza you can buy here in the United States ) for 10,000 bitcoins, he stated here on bitcointalk that he spent at least 30,000 bitcoins on several purchases of pizza.  Not sure if all Papa Johns or not.  Crazy stuff. Some call him an idiot for this, which is simply wrong.  He was the first to use it as a means of exchange and that sure is worth celebrating.

If you're looking for a cool Bitcoin Pizza wallet - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5249731

I think it would be wrong to say he was stupid considering the value of Bitcoin at that time. In my opinion he was the one who started the first Bitcoin adoption initiative. There might be others who might have done the same thing but he became famous because of the quantity of Bitcoin he used to buy those pizzas.
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May 22, 2020, 06:47:13 AM
#17
" Happy #BitcoinPizzaDay

"Don't try this at home" - July 2003

https://youtu.be/tNjoo9TuCHY?t=530

- bitcoin.org FAQ snapshot Jan 14th 2010 ..

https://twitter.com/BitcoinFX_BTC/status/1263410125827702785

Laszlo - bitcointalk.org May 18th 2010 ..

- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/pizza-for-bitcoins-137

#BitcoinPizza #Bitcoin = #BTC "


- https://twitter.com/BitcoinFX_BTC/status/1263777457649397762
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May 22, 2020, 06:30:41 AM
#16
There is a thread in Meta and a channel contest on Discord just for Bitcointalk, in case anybody really wants to talk about Bitcoin Pizza. I do not know why it is in Other though, for me this is absolutely a Bitcoin discussion, no question. Just the same as we would commemorate the first block, we should commemorate the first real world use purchase!

Perhaps it was shadowed by the (1) halving or post-halving (2) that 50 BTC movement.

I think there's more discussion last year as compare to today. I agree that it's going to be part of bitcoin's history and Laszlo's name one of the most recognisable.

And for the record, he also bought Pizza using Lightning Network: https://lists.linuxfoundation.org/pipermail/lightning-dev/2018-February/001044.html.
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May 22, 2020, 04:57:52 AM
#15
There is a thread in Meta and a channel contest on Discord just for Bitcointalk, in case anybody really wants to talk about Bitcoin Pizza. I do not know why it is in Other though, for me this is absolutely a Bitcoin discussion, no question. Just the same as we would commemorate the first block, we should commemorate the first real world use purchase!
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