Meaning of orange pill | Babel Free

Definitions

1. A notional pill taken by those who have become dedicated to investing in Bitcoin.
   slang
2. Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see orange, pill.

Examples

“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.”

“As I waited, the Italian critics and I respectfully contemplated Picozzi's work⟳: a blister back of large orange pills with the Bitcoin logo on them—Bitcoiners like⟳ to say⟳ they've "taken the orange pill"—and a piece of white paper embossed with the phrase "Son of a bit."”

“This simple framework is an attempt⟳ to strategically identify⟳ the areas of interest⟳ of people who are new to Bitcoin and avoid⟳ overwhelming them with a big orange pill they might not be ready for.”

“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."”

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