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Today, the crypto community celebrates the anniversary of the most expensive pizza in history bought with Bitcoin. 
Exactly 10 years ago, on May 22, 2010, crypto enthusiast Laszlo Hanyecz cemented his name in Bitcoin history by paying for a pizza with cryptocurrency for the first time. The order cost him 10,000 BTC — a purchase that would be valued at $90,504,120 today!
We have a selection of articles on pizza, shopping and Bitcoin. Happy pizza day!

Bitcoin Pizza Day: Where can you buy pizza with Bitcoin?

Bitcoin Pizza Day — how Laszlo Hanyecz paved the way for Bitcoin's success as a working, trustless, decentralized transactional system.
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Bitcoin Pizza Guy: Laszlo Hanyecz on why Bitcoin is still the only flavor of crypto for him

Meet Laszlo Hanyecz: the first person to conduct a Bitcoin transaction for a physical item — 10,000 BTC for two pizzas back in 2010.
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Blockchain for retail: Use cases and potential applications

From fixing ads and loyalty programs to ensuring ethical sourcing of products, here's how blockchain technology can make retail more efficient.
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I survived on Bitcoin for 14 days | Cointelegraph Documentary

Bitcoin was created to be the anti-establishment currency of the new digital age. But how effective is it, really? We decided to determine the viability of Bitcoin as a currency by challenging our journalist to spend nothing but Bitcoin for 14 consecutive days. Here is his journey.
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