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​Canna Social: The Cannabis Voting Platform Putting the Community in the Conversation

​ Canna Social: The Cannabis Voting Platform Putting the Community in the Conversation The cannabis industry is evolving—and so is the way consumers discover, discuss, and influence the products they enjoy. Canna Social is built around one simple idea: give cannabis consumers a voice. Instead of simply scrolling through products and brands, Canna Social lets the community participate, vote, discover strains, and see what other cannabis consumers are saying. It creates a space where community opinion becomes part of the cannabis discovery experience. ๐ŸŒฟ Vote. Rate. Discover. Be Heard. At the heart of Canna Social is the Voter Feed , where users can browse featured strains and cast their opinion using two simple choices: ๐Ÿ”ฅ GAS A vote for a strain that gets your approval. ✕ PASS A vote when the strain isn’t for you. The goal is to make voting fast, visual, and fun while creating a constantly moving picture of what the Canna Social community is feeling. ๐Ÿ” The Voting Process ...

Bitcoin Pizza Day

What is Bitcoin Pizza Day? 


Bitcoin Pizza Day is celebrated annually on May 22 to honour the now-legendary purchase of two pizzas for 10,000 BTC by programmer Laszlo Hanyecz in 2010. At the time, the transaction was worth around $41. Meanwhile, those coins are valued at over $1.1 billion at the time of writing.

This day has become a symbol of bitcoin’s extraordinary journey, growing from a fringe digital currency to one of the most valuable financial instruments in the world. 

Bitcoin Pizza Day reminds us of crypto’s roots while showcasing how far the technology and its adoption have come.

Bitcoin Pizza Day 2025 arrives when crypto market is regaining momentum, investor confidence is deepening, and institutional adoption is on the rise. According to a Coinbase report, 85% of institutions plan to increase their crypto exposure in 2025. 

BTC Price on Bitcoin Pizza Day

To truly appreciate the growth of BTC, it’s worth looking back at how the leading cryptocurrency was priced on every Pizza Day since 2010:

  1. In 2010, BTC traded for just fractions of a cent — $0.004.
  2. By 2011, it had risen to $6.12.
  3. In 2013, it reached $123.
  4. On Pizza Day 2017, BTC was trading at $2,109.
  5. 2020 saw a price of $9,060, and by 2021, it climbed to $37,340.
  6. In 2023, BTC hovered around $26,774.
  7. On Pizza Day 2024, the price had risen to $70,190.

At the time of writing, bitcoin is trading at a stunning $111,700. This annual rise captures the scale of adoption, belief, and value creation that has happened over the past 15 years.

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