比特币披萨日：庆祝第一届现实世界BTC交易成立15周年

想想您听过的最疯狂的在线购买故事。它是否涉及在几个比萨饼上花费数亿美元？

In the annals of cryptocurrency history, few events are as wild as the one that took place 15 years ago—the purchase of two Papa John’s pizzas for 10,000 BTC.

在《加密货币历史》的纪事中，很少有事件像15年前发生的事件一样疯狂，即以10,000 btc购买了两个爸爸约翰的比萨饼。

As May 22 approaches, the crypto community is preparing to celebrate the 15th anniversary of this legendary transaction, the first time someone verifiably used BTC to buy something in the real world.

随着5月22日的临近，加密货币社区正准备庆祝这项传奇交易的15周年，这是第一次有明确使用BTC在现实世界中购买商品。

It almost sounds like a joke now—two pizzas for what’s now worth hundreds of millions of dollars.

现在听起来几乎是一个玩笑 - 两个比萨饼现在价值数亿美元。

But back in 2010, it was a groundbreaking moment. It proved that this weird internet money could actually do something tangible.

但是早在2010年，这是一个开创性的时刻。它证明，这种怪异的互联网钱实际上可以做一些有形的事情。

Fifteen years later, Bitcoin Pizza Day isn’t just a quirky footnote; it’s a yearly reminder of how far cryptocurrencies have come, evolving from a niche experiment into tools with real-world utility for people all over the globe.

十五年后，比特币披萨日不仅仅是一个古怪的脚注。这是一年一度的提醒，即加密货币已经走了多远，从利基实验发展为具有现实世界中全球人民实用程序的工具。

“From two pizzas to a global financial movement, crypto’s journey has been nothing short of extraordinary—and our community has been the driving force behind it,” said Rachel Conlan, Chief Marketing Officer at Binance.

Binance首席营销官Rachel Conlan说：“从两个比萨饼到全球金融运动，加密货币的旅程无非是非凡的，我们的社区一直是其背后的驱动力。”

“This year, we’re marking Bitcoin Pizza Day with the biggest BTC referral giveaway in history—$5 million—alongside over 28 local meetups and social activations. It’s our way of honoring how far we’ve come while inviting millions more into the crypto world.”

“今年，我们正在标记比特币比萨日，历史上最大的BTC推荐赠品（500万美元）以及28个本地聚会和社交激活以及荣誉我们在邀请数百万人进入加密货币世界的同时，这是我们兑现我们已经走了多远的方式。”

Earlier this month, the crypto exchange asked its users to share how crypto has actually been useful in their own lives.

本月初，加密货币交易所要求其用户分享加密货币实际上对自己的生活有用的。

No memes, no chart discussions—just personal stories demonstrating the practical side that Bitcoin Pizza Day first hinted at.

没有模因，没有图表讨论 - 只是个人故事展示了比特币比萨节首先暗示的实用方面。

Running into a common travel snag in Malaysia—needing to pay a rental deposit but not having a local bank account—Andy from Vietnam saw an opportunity for Plan B.

从马来西亚遇到一个普通的旅行障碍（需要支付租金但没有当地银行帐户），越南看到了计划B的机会。

“I planned to use crypto and Binance to make the payment.”

“我计划使用加密货币和binance进行付款。”

As it turned out, the host ended up waiving the fee because Andy promised to take good care of the place.

事实证明，主人最终放弃了费用，因为安迪答应好照顾这个地方。

“It was never completed, but still a perfect example of how versatile crypto can be in real-life situations!”

“它从未完成，但仍然是一个完美的例子，说明在现实生活中多才多艺的加密货币如何！”

Codi, based in Dubai, shared a story about using digital assets for better value while traveling.

总部位于迪拜的Codi分享了一个有关在旅行时使用数字资产以提高价值的故事。

“In 2023, I paid for a delicious Turkish kebab with USDT while visiting Turkey. It was incredibly convenient, and the exchange rate was much better than what my Dubai bank offered.”

“在2023年，我在访问土耳其时与USDT付了一个美味的土耳其烤肉串。这非常方便，汇率比我迪拜银行提供的汇率要好得多。”

For Codi, using cryptocurrency wasn’t just novel; it made the trip easier and more economical.

对于Codi来说，使用加密货币不仅是新颖的。这使旅行变得更加容易，更经济。

“Having crypto as a payment option made the whole trip feel smoother and more flexible—true worry-free travel.”

“以加密作为付款方式，使整个旅程变得更加顺畅，更灵活 - 无忧的旅行。”

It’s not always about convenience or necessity, though; sometimes it’s about sentiment.

但是，这并不总是关于便利或必要的；有时是关于情绪。

Mina from Algeria used her first crypto salary, earned when BNB was around $200, for a special purchase.

来自阿尔及利亚的米娜（Mina）使用了她的第一个加密薪水，当时BNB约为200美元，以进行特别购买。

“The first thing I ever bought with crypto wasn’t pizza—it was my mom’s favorite perfume. There’s something special about using crypto for something you love; it felt exciting, satisfying, and like I was part of something bigger.” She used Binance for the fast, seamless payment, adding, “My only regret? Not starting sooner!”

“我用加密货币购买的第一件事不是披萨 - 那是我妈妈最喜欢的香水。将加密货币用于您喜欢的东西有些特别的东西；它令人兴奋，令人满意，就像我是更大的东西一样。”她用binance进行了快速，无缝的付款，并补充说：“我唯一的遗憾？没有早点开始！”

And then there’s Jimmy from Canada, whose story highlights how early adoption, even accidental, could turn out. Back in late 2012, when Bitcoin was just $13, he needed some BTC not for investment, but necessity.

然后是来自加拿大的吉米（Jimmy），他的故事强调了早期收养，甚至是偶然的。早在2012年底，比特币只有13美元，他需要一些BTC而不是投资，而是必要的。

“I just needed it to buy a textbook on compilers from an online seller who insisted on Bitcoin payment. I bought five whole Bitcoins on Coinbase, used a few to pay for the book, and forgot about the rest.”

“我只需要从一家坚持比特币支付的在线卖家那里购买一本关于编译器的教科书。我在Coinbase上购买了五个全比特币，用了一些比特币来支付这本书，然后忘记了其余的。”

It wasn’t until years later, after joining Binance, that he remembered the old account. “It sat untouched for years, and I became an accidental HODLer.”

直到几年后，他加入Binance之后才想起了旧帐户。 “多年来，它毫不动摇，我成为了偶然的霍德勒。”

These stories, from travel fixes to heartfelt gifts and forgotten digital wallets, show crypto’s utility extending far beyond just trading charts.

从旅行修理到衷心的礼物和遗忘的数字钱包，这些故事显示了加密货币的效用远远超出了交易图表。

So, why all the fuss about two pizzas bought 15 years ago? Because that single transaction, initiated by programmer Laszlo Hanyecz on the BitcoinTalk forum, was the moment Bitcoin stepped out of the purely digital realm.

那么，为什么大约15年前购买了大约两个披萨的所有大惊小怪呢？因为该单一交易是由程序员Laszlo Hanyecz在BitCointalk论坛上发起的，所以比特币从纯粹的数字领域中走出来。

On May 22, 2010, after offering 10,000 BTC for pizza delivery, another enthusiast, Jeremy Sturdivant, took him up on it, ordering the pizzas and receiving the Bitcoin.

2010年5月22日，在提供10,000 BTC的披萨送货后，另一位发烧友Jeremy Sturdivant将他带上了它，订购了比萨饼并接受了比特币。

At the time, those 10,000 BTC were worth maybe $41. Today? Over $970 million.

当时，这10,000 BTC的价值约为41美元。今天？超过9.7亿美元。

But the astronomical Bitcoin price difference isn’t the main point. The real significance is that it demonstrated utility. Suddenly, Bitcoin wasn’t just lines of code anymore.

但是天文币的价格差异不是重点。真正的意义在于它证明了效用。突然，比特币不再只是代码行。

That pizza deal proved it could operate as the peer-to-peer (P2P) electronic cash system Satoshi Nakamoto had described in the original whitepaper.

该披萨交易证明，它可以作为对点对点（P2P）电子现金系统Satoshi Nakamoto在原始白皮书中描述的。

It served as the first

它是第一个