# HODLorDie

🍕 Every year on May 22, I dig out Laszlo’s pizza photo.
On the left is him in 2010: grinning, holding two paper boxes—he spent 10,000 bitcoins to buy two pizzas. Back then, one bitcoin was under $0.003, and he thought this deal was pretty worthwhile.
On the right is us in 2026: clutching our phones, staring at the candlestick chart. Bitcoin has risen from a few cents to tens of thousands of dollars, yet we can’t even bear to spend a single Satoshi.
Have you noticed a particularly divisive phenomenon?
Pizza Day has split into two parallel worlds—
World A: Exchanges run events—airdrops, discoun

🍕 522 Paradox: A Feast Nobody Dares to Foot the Bill
Another year, 522.
On Gate Square, it’s all people showing off their pizzas. Merchants are running promotions, offering discounts, doing airdrops—utterly lively.
But I’ve spotted a particularly absurd phenomenon:
Everyone buys pizza with USDT, with ETH, and even with platform tokens.
Only nobody buys pizza with BTC.
That’s pretty ironic.
To commemorate Bitcoin Pizza Day, everyone has managed—quietly, in perfect unison—to sidestep paying with Bitcoin.
Why?
Because those 10,000 BTC feel like a great mountain pressing down on your heart. “Ever