The guy who mass-sold Bitcoin at $0.003 in 2010 didn't lose money

He lost TIME

Here's what nobody ever calculated:

Laszlo Hanyecz mass-sent 10,000 BTC for two Papa John's pizzas on May 22, 2010

At today's price that's roughly $750,000,000

But that's not the real number

The real number is TIME

Those 10,000 BTC at $75K each = 750 million dollars

Average human lifespan earns roughly $2.7M total in a lifetime

750,000,000 ÷ 2,700,000 = 277 lifetimes

He didn't mass-sell two pizzas for $30

He mass-sold 277 HUMAN LIFETIMES of labor for two pizzas

Not his lifetime
His great-great-great-great grandchildren's lifetimes
All of them
For pepperoni and cheese

But here's the part that should actually terrify every degen in this chat:

You mass-sold something too

That mass-sell at 3x instead of holding for 30x
That mass-sell at 100K MC that went to 50M
That "profit is profit" cope

Calculate YOUR pizza

Not in dollars
In lifetimes you gave away

Now you understand why exits hurt more than losses

A loss is just money
A bad exit is stolen time

And time is the only coin with a fixed supply that's decreasing every block.

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