PIZA (Ordinals)Price

(PIZA)

PIZA (Ordinals) is a BRC-20 meme coin built on the Bitcoin blockchain using the Ordinals protocol. It was created to celebrate the history of 'Bitcoin Pizza Day,' commemorating the 10,000 BTC transaction for two pizzas in 2010. Unlike other pizza tokens that exist on chains like Ethereum or Solana, PIZA is inscribed directly on the Bitcoin network. It features a fixed total supply of 21,000,000 tokens, mirroring Bitcoin's own scarcity, and is intended primarily for entertainment and cultural appreciation within the crypto community.

No, PIZA cannot be stored in standard Ethereum-based wallets like MetaMask. Because PIZA resides on the Bitcoin blockchain using the BRC-20 standard, it requires specialized Ordinals-compatible wallets. To manage your PIZA assets securely, you should use wallets specifically designed for the Bitcoin network that support BRC-20 inscriptions. Alternatively, you can conveniently manage and trade your PIZA tokens through your LBank account, which provides a streamlined interface for various token standards.

PIZA transaction fees are tied to the Bitcoin network's congestion levels. Because BRC-20 tokens require inscribing data onto the Bitcoin blockchain, every transfer or minting action is essentially a Bitcoin transaction. During periods of high network activity, the cost in BTC to process these inscriptions can rise significantly. These fees are paid to Bitcoin miners to prioritize your transaction in the block space, rather than being a fee set by the PIZA project itself.

The PIZA project explicitly states that the token has no intrinsic value or technical utility. It is a meme coin designed strictly for 'entertainment and recreation.' Its primary purpose is to foster community and celebrate Bitcoin culture and history. Unlike utility tokens, PIZA does not have a technical roadmap or decentralized application ecosystem; its value is driven by community sentiment, 'vibes,' and the broader narrative surrounding Bitcoin Ordinals.

PIZA (Ordinals) is available on several major centralized exchanges and decentralized BRC-20 marketplaces. For a secure and efficient trading experience, you can buy and sell PIZA on LBank. It is also found on various specialized Bitcoin-native markets. When trading, always ensure you are interacting with the correct BRC-20 asset on the Bitcoin network to avoid confusion with similar-sounding tokens on other blockchains.

As with many meme coins, PIZA carries risks related to market volatility and project activity. Some community members have noted that the official website has been offline recently, raising questions about developer involvement. However, since it is a BRC-20 token, it does not rely on complex smart contracts, which eliminates certain technical risks like 'contract rugs.' Investors should be aware of potential liquidity risks and the speculative nature of meme-based assets, especially as new Bitcoin standards like 'Runes' emerge.