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In 2010, a programmer who was mining bitcoin famously made the comically expensive mistake of spending 10,000 bitcoin on two pizzas. As of this writing, those coins would be worth $850 million dollars.

While there are few comparisons to that kind of miscalculation, the prospect of adding interest payments to fast-food orders is raising concerns nonetheless. Stemming from a partnership announced earlier this week between DoorDash and Klarna, customers can now buy a burrito or McDonalds order and pay for it later across four interest-free payments.

 

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In 2010, a programmer who was mining bitcoin famously made the comically expensive mistake of spending 10,000 bitcoin on two...

 

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I read a story about a guy who payed 10 bitcoins for a pizza.  Later he was quoted saying, if he went back in time he would do it again.  "It was a damn good pizza."

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I spent 96 bitcoins back in the day on cigs and the power bill.

Times were different back then.......  🤣

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On 24/03/2025 at 00:33, pio said:

I spent 96 bitcoins back in the day on cigs and the power bill.

Times were different back then.......  🤣

About 10m now 😵‍💫

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