orange pill

Etymology

Definitions

1. 1

   A notional pill taken by those who have become dedicated to investing in Bitcoin.

   • Lastly, the orange pill, which is ultimately the understanding of Bitcoin, teaches you gratitude. It forces you to withhold being wealthy to gain conviction first.
   • In other words the notorious "orange pill" that I first heard of from Max Keiser and Stacy Herbert can be a tough one to swallow.
   • The Ministry of Finance is one among the other three agencies that would aid Vietnam in taking the orange pill.
2. 2

   Used other than figuratively or idiomatically

   Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see orange, pill.

   • For some, their knowledge of their own medications is limited to "I take the orange pill in the morning, the blue one in the evening and the white ones twice a day."
3. 3

   To convince someone to invest in Bitcoin.

   • The goal of orange pilling someone has nothing to do with drugs. It is the notion that bitcoin will inevitably become the global reserve asset, while converting people to believe in the bitcoin standard.
   • I suggested she wait for her sister to show curiosity about bitcoin before attempting to orange-pill her.

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