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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