On 22 May 2010 a developer called Laszlo Hanyecz swapped 10 000 BTC for two large pizzas. That tasty trade showed the world that digital money could buy real-world goods, and it birthed what we now call Bitcoin Pizza Day.
Fifteen years later the blockchains are faster, fees are tiny, and those pizzas would cost billions—yet one thing hasn’t changed:
Crypto lives or dies by its community.
Stablecoins are the big story this year.
The EU’s new MiCAR rules finally give clear guidelines, layer-2 networks make transfers cost less than a crumb of crust, and even traditional banks are testing on-chain settlements.
Why does that matter? Because stablecoins tick three boxes every Web3 community needs:
We’re a Danish fintech building asset-backed, fully compliant stablecoins. Our coins sit on chains you already use—Linea, Arbitrum and others on the way—and every token is backed by transparent, high-quality reserves you can audit yourself.
Developers get simple APIs; businesses get instant settlement; users get money that feels as easy as sending a DM. All of that happens in the open—we run AMAs, share road-maps in Discord, and ship features that our community actually asks for.
Pizza is perfect. It’s universal, customisable and meant to be shared—exactly like good crypto culture. So we’re challenging everyone to bake a pizza that shows the Aryze “A” logo. Snap a photo, share it, and you could win 10 000 $RYZE.