Pizza Day from Islamabad: Hamza Khan.
The ninth country on the tape. “I’m Hamza Khan from Islamabad, Pakistan with We Them Media,” and what he wants to say is about a pizza. “Back in 2010, someone spent 10,000 bitcoins on just two pizzas. At the time, it sounded ridiculous. Today, it’s history.”
His reading of why the day matters: “it wasn’t really about pizza. It was about proving that an idea could become something real.” And what he loves about crypto communities: “People from different countries, different languages building together. Nobody changes the world alone. Every movement starts with one transaction, one conversation, one community.” Then the sign-off, “Happy Bitcoin Pizza Day. Let’s curate the world.” Part of the sixth annual Bitcoin Pizza Day coverage. The transcript below is from the original audio.