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Today, the crypto community celebrates the historic Bitcoin Pizza Day, marking 15 years since the first documented real-world Bitcoin (BTC) transaction. On May 22, 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz, a programmer from Florida, paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas from Papa John’s.  At the time, the coins were worth about $41 (each BTC ≈ $0.004). In 2025, those pizzas are the most expensive meal in history. Bitcoin continues to peak at new all-time highs, with the latest being over $111,700 in early Asian trading hours. This means that 10,000 Bitcoins are valued at over $1.1 billion. With this big sum, the possibilities are as endless as they are extravagant. Here’s what 10,000 BTC could buy in May 2025. Celebrating Bitcoin Pizza Day: How 10,000 BTC Can Be Spent Now For a nod to the original purchase, it’s fitting to calculate exactly how many pizzas 10,000 BTC could buy. BeInCrypto data showed that BTC’s trading price at press time was $111,504.  Bitcoin Price Performance. Source: BeInCrypto So, $1.1 billion could buy around 55.7 million large pizzas, assuming the average cost for a large pizza is $20. This is a far cry from the two pizzas bought back in 2010. Notably, the money is also sufficient to fund bigger and more extravagant purchases. From Pizzas to Palaces: The Real Estate Power of 10,000 Bitcoins With $1.1 billion in hand, you could acquire some of the world’s most exclusive and expensive properties. The real estate market in 2025 continues to show resilience, with prime locations like Monaco and London commanding premium prices due to wealth concentration and limited supply. Some examples include: Xanadu 2.0: Bill Gates’ mansion in Washington, valued at $127 million, is a marvel with 66,000 square feet of living space. 10,000 BTC could buy eight mansions like Gates’ and still have $99…

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