Bitget said tokenized real-world assets and multi-asset trading were the main themes of its second-quarter 2026 transparency report, as the exchange continued building out its Universal Exchange, or UEX, model. The company said products including Reality, Stocks 2.0, Stock+ and U.S. stock options are designed to let users access cryptocurrencies, tokenized equities, U.S. stocks and derivatives on one platform. The report also laid out several operating metrics for the quarter. Bitget said April net inflows reached $359.37 million, while average daily trading volume stayed above $10 billion. Platform assets stood at $5.75 billion and open interest was $8.1 billion. The company added that it maintained 1:1 proof of reserves for major assets, with average reserve ratios of 130% in April, 127% in May and 123% in June. Its protection fund peaked at $479 million. Beyond trading products, Bitget said it continued supporting UNICEF’s Game Changers Coalition, promoting financial literacy, AI and blockchain education, while also running community events worldwide.

HTX used Bitcoin Pizza Day to launch a charity visit in Okara, Pakistan, donating school and daily supplies to 120 children at a local school and mosque.

Binance’s Word of the Day for May 20, 2026 carried the Pizza Day theme, with answer lists from 3-letter to 8-letter words, plus details on access, extra attempts, and reward distribution.

MEXC has introduced “Pizza Day: Urban Run,” a parkour-style game tied to Bitcoin Pizza Day. Users can earn Pizza Vouchers through check-ins, deposits, and trading, then enter the game for a chance at rewards that include up to 1 BTC.

Binance WOTD on May 23 features a Pizza Day theme, listing all 3-8 letter answers including PIZZA, MEMBER, TOGETHER. Players can earn BNB rewards by guessing correctly.

Coinbase posted a $1.49 per-share net loss and cut 14% of its workforce in early May, but continued to highlight the growth of Stand With Crypto, which says it has 3.7 million members and 500 events planned across four continents.

In 2010, Laszlo Hanyecz bought two pizzas with 10,000 BTC valued at $40. At today's price of $77,153, those coins are worth over $771 million, highlighting Bitcoin's staggering price growth over 16 years.

Bitcoin Pizza Day marks the first real-world Bitcoin transaction in 2010 when Laszlo Hanyecz paid 10,000 BTC for two pizzas. Today that Bitcoin is worth over $772M.