Romanian Crypto Enthusiast Makes Historic Bitcoin Retail Transaction by Buying 10,000 Pizzas for 1 BTC

A Romanian crypto enthusiast made history by purchasing 10,000 pizzas for 1 BTC, which is an incredibly favorable exchange rate for the buyer. The pizzas are currently valued at about $26,800. Binance CEO, Changpeng Zhao, commented on the transaction, noting that Bitcoin remains a legend due to the famous Bitcoin pizza transaction that occurred 13 years ago.

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