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Bitcoin Pizza Day recipient says 10,000 BTC paid for cross-country U.S. trip
Jeremy Sturdivant (제러미 스터디번트), who received 10,000 bitcoin in the 2010 “Bitcoin Pizza Day” transaction, said he used the coins to cover expenses during a cross-country trip in the United States when he ran out of cash. The comments resurfaced after Blockstream CEO Adam Back (아담 백) reposted part of an interview clip. Bitcoin later hit a record high of about $126,000 in October 2025, implying the 10,000 BTC would be worth over $1.26 billion.
Crypto
Bitcoin Pizza Day: 10,000 BTC for two pizzas now worth more than 1 trillion won
The 10,000 bitcoins spent on two pizzas in 2010 have grown to a value well above 1 trillion won, drawing renewed attention to changes in bitcoin’s purchasing power and supply. Binance marked Bitcoin Pizza Day by outlining reduced new supply through halving cycles, the rising share of already-mined coins and examples of today’s purchasing power across major cities. It also cited growing institutional holdings, including listed companies, ETFs and governments.
Crypto
Two pizzas bought for 10,000 bitcoin now worth 1 trillion won as Bitcoin Pizza Day marks 16th anniversary
The 10,000 bitcoin used to buy two pizzas in 2010 is now valued at about $773 million, or about 1.18 trillion won, drawing renewed attention ahead of Bitcoin Pizza Day. Crypto analyst Darkpost released data showing how bitcoin’s real-world purchasing power has changed over time. The original transaction, worth about $41, is widely known as the first payment for a real product using bitcoin.
