The day globally known as "Bitcoin Pizza Day" is the most celebrated in the crypto world. On May 22, 2010, when bitcoin was a little over a year old. A programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz became the first person to use bitcoin in a commercial transaction. He bought two pizzas for 10,000 BTC.

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A British man took up Hanyecz's offer and got him two pizzas in exchange for the $10,000 BTC. The recipient of the Bitcoins got himself a bargain, paying $25 for the pizzas, while 10,000 Bitcoins were worth around $41 at the time.

Jeremy Sturdivant, then 19, who filled the bizarre request on a cryptocurrency platform did not save his Bitcoins for the future; instead, he spent it all on travel.

Never mind the $41 pizzas, if Hanyecz held on to those 10,000 Bitcoins, he’d have enough liquidity to own 1,880 Papa John’s franchise locations. If only he had a time machine.

Hanyecz maintains that he regrets nothing about making history as the first person to make a commercial transaction. Although the market value for Bitcoin has gone up.