Bitcoin’s Early Days: Reporter Recalls $200K Sushi Dinner After Spending 10 B...
As bitcoin touched an all-time price high this week, the tech reporter at the New York Times, Kashmir Hill, recalled how she spent 10 BTC ($224k) for a sushi dinner for a couple of dozen strangers. Hill wrote about the dining experience in a recent article called “How I Blew My Bitcoin on Sushi: My $200,000 Sushi Dinner.” Additionally, the early bitcoiner Martti Malmi wrote about how he sold 55,000 BTC which would now be worth over $1.2 billion. Journalist Spends 10 BTC on a Sushi Dinner With Strangers in 2013 The price of bitcoin (BTC) has climbed to new price heights this....
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