Today, we worship Bitcoin as "Digital Gold." We buy it, lock it deep inside cold wallets, guard it closer than diamonds, and preach "Hold to die." But here's the paradox: If everyone in the early days only wanted to "Hold," Bitcoin would have died in obscurity. Before it could become a trillion-dollar Store of Value, it desperately needed to prove it was a functioning Medium of Exchange. Laszlo did what no "Holder" dared to do: He spent it. He turned this sacred Digital Gold into "pocket change" for mere mortal food. Thanks to that monumental "waste," the world realized Bitcoin actually possessed purchasing power. The sacrifice of one spender birthed millions of investors. Next time you lock your BTC in a cold wallet, remember the man who brought it out into the light. 🍕🪙 $BTC #OKXPizzaDay @OKX星球