Most of the early posts and conversations about #Bitcoin took place on the website called BitcoinTalk.

Here's a few of the most fun and insightful of them:

1/ Buying a pizza for 10,000 bitcoin

2/ The origin of the HODL meme.

"HODL" doesn't actually stand for "Hold on for Dear Life"

3/ "I am pretty confident we are the new wealthy elite, gentlemen"

The price of bitcoin was $16.

4/ Satoshi Nakamoto, "If you don't believe me or don't get it, I don't have time to try to convince you, sorry"

5/ Possibly the first instance of someone EVER trying to buy or sell something for bitcoin.

6/ The world's first pseudonymous poker tournament took place eleven years ago.

The prize was 1,000 bitcoin.

Today, that's a $50 million prize pool.

7/ Someone tried to sell their 10,000 bitcoins for $50 back in 2010. The highest bid was only $20.

Today, those coins are now worth half a billion dollars.

8/ Satoshi Nakamoto wrote this post and then disappeared a few days later.

9/ They thought they missed the bus because they only owned 600 bitcoin.

10/ "As a thought experiment...

Imagine there was a base metal as scare as gold but...can be transported over a communications channel"

11/ Satoshi Nakamoto talking about the energy consumption of Bitcoin and concluded:

"𝘕𝘰𝘵 having Bitcoin would be the net waste."

12/ This user tried to buy a Platypus for 1,500 bitcoin in 2012. Today, that's over $86 million.

13/ Some insightful geeks that understood bitcoin when it was $0.44 better than some do today at $60,000.

14/ Hal Finney posted this when the price of bitcoin was only $11.