Orange Pill

With Bitcoin still so early on its adoption curve, it seems that convicted Bitcoiners need an orange pill of their own.

For my sister’s eighteenth birthday, I gave her the gift of bitcoin and some lessons on becoming a sovereign individual.

Here are the basic facts you need to relay to newbies when they’re wanting to know about Bitcoin.

When trying to orange-pill others, it pays to be patient and persuasive versus forceful.

Bitcoin stokes an inner curiosity about the nature of money and other seemingly topics. Once it clicks, it’s hard to refrain from telling everyone.

Bitcoiners want to help other people adopt bitcoin. There are many methods to do this, but in-person conversations work best. How many people can you onboard?

In the first of several tales of orange pilling, a business owner in Portugal is shown the power of adopting sound money.

While Bitcoin certainly isn’t here to enable the elite class, their adoption is likely to come much quicker by encouragement from their own.

Being a Bitcoiner is one part of the journey, but bitcoin adoption happens when we can teach others about the importance of hard, sound money.

Two Bitcoiners explain their custody journey and invite others to reflect upon their own steps to claiming their sovereignty.