When I hear the story of 10,000 BTC being used to buy two pizzas, I’m reminded of that day’s transaction. Back then, it was just an ordinary trade, but now it has become a widely remembered moment in Bitcoin’s history. As I reflect on @Bitroot_'s third anniversary, I find myself wanting to share not the grand moments, but where my curiosity first began. Through this campaign, as I explored Bitroot, I learned about its test network. I read that you can connect your wallet, receive test BRT, send it, and then find your transaction history on the explorer. Usually, when blockchain is discussed, I first hear about its scale or future potential—but seeing something tangible I could try step by step made it feel a little more approachable. Whenever I encounter a new project, I think the same thing: Can someone new even know where to begin? What did those who’ve tried it find easy or difficult? I believe real understanding only comes through accumulated firsthand experience. Bitroot already has people who, over the past three years, have built, questioned, and shared stories from their own positions. I’m just beginning to learn, but thanks to the resources and experiences left behind, I now know where to take my first steps. Moving forward, I hope to explore one thing at a time and share what I learn with others. No one knows how today’s small moments will be remembered far in the future—just as no one knew the pizza transaction would become legendary. But for me, Bitroot’s third anniversary will be remembered as the day I stopped just passing by its name and started to learn a little more. Happy 3rd anniversary. I’ll be here, joining you in the stories yet to come. #MyBitrootStory #Bitroot3rdAnniversary