Once upon a time, in the humble year of 2010, a programmer named Laszlo Hanyecz made history by buying two pizzas with 10,000 Bitcoins. Yep, 10,000 BTC. For pizza. Today, those coins are worth more than a small country’s GDP, but back then, Bitcoin was just a nerdy experiment. Laszlo’s purchase wasn’t just a trade — it was a meme moment that set the tone for crypto culture.
Fast forward to 2024. The cryptoverse has exploded, giving us everything from decentralized finance to non-fungible apes. But one thing remains the same: memes are the beating heart of it all. And leading the next wave of meme-powered innovation is none other than Pink Shoggoth, the tentacled chaos-bringer and defender of light, here to remind us why we’re all in this together.
Let’s dive into this wild journey — from Bitcoin’s pizza days to the rise of pink logic — and explore how memes keep crypto alive and thriving.
Bitcoin: The First Memecoin
Before it became the King of Digital Gold, Bitcoin was the underdog, laughed at by economists and ignored by the masses. What kept it alive during those early years? Memes.
- The Honey Badger: Bitcoin doesn’t care. It just works. This meme rallied early adopters around the coin’s resilience.
- Laser Eyes: A symbol of unwavering…
