Attention all pizza lovers! After the dishes-related projects of DeFi (in the names of Yam, Sushi, etc.), it is NFT’s turn to enter the kitchen with its Rare Pizza project. This concerned project aims to sell 10,000 NFT pizzas to rejoice in Bitcoin Pizza Day, celebrated on May 22.
Now, Pizzas After the .JPEGs
The Rare Pizza project, based on the discussions on ClubHouse, has already declared the distribution plans for 10,000 pizzas related to NFT on Medium.
The project, namely Pizza Day, marks an important event for Bitcoin when for the first time, somebody purchased goods in exchange for BTCs. A developer called Laszlo Hanyecz had paid 10,000 bitcoins for two pizzas. This transaction eventually became a history-making event, with those two pizzas becoming the most expensive pizzas with the current price estimated at $553 million approx.
At this time, the Rare Pizza event will hold 10,000 NFT pizzas for sale at the pizza shop by May 22. It will help organize “the biggest pizza party in the world” via the funds raised by the pizza sales. People will buy authentic 10,000 pizzas worldwide in restaurants making it “the biggest pizza party in the world.”
Certain things, however, are yet to be made clear. Meanwhile, NFT purchasers are buying NFT Pizza Box. The Box guarantees the holder to receive NFT Pizza on May 22.
OpenSea has already sold 1,003 boxes so far, whereas others are reaching thousand dollars in return.
Chainlink Fuels the Rare Pizza Project
The NFT pizza project complies with ChainLink Verified Randomness Function (VRF) in technical aspects. It is a ChainLink protocol service that allows the creation of randomness on Ethereum’s blockchain. The integration further ensures the difference in the generation of 10,000 pizzas because of the randomness function.
Anyways, there is an unmistakable excitement around both pizza shops and NFT. The Bitcoin history will remark it as a memorable event executed with great success by all the community members. Are you going to buy the crypto-pizza?
