In 2010, an anonymous user named "bitboy" posted free graphics on a Bitcoin forum. One of them was a white βΏ tilted inside a bright orange circle. He put it in the public domain, and then basically disappeared.
That was the last time Bitcoin wasn't orange.
Before all the noise, before every chart had a thousand candles, before the cabals started pushing only memes - there was always the orange coin.
It's not some random nickname. Bitcoin became orange the day that logo went live, and the entire culture followed.
The color is the identity. It's on every exchange, every wallet, every stage. "Orange-pilled" is in the dictionary. Even the president is orange.
One anonymous post gave crypto its color. Fifteen years later, the whole world knows what the orange circle means.
This is the orange coin π
https://t.co/K6OseYHONE
https://t.co/ezSozQKtOB
Official CA: C6ASDsxzqBvF5bCQFVAGMRWwfgZNhfozbb9DkgiKpump
Fun Fact:
The origins of Orange being added to the $BTC logo, was directly inspired from MasterCards logo.
Stripped directly from the banks, Crypto removes the middleman.
Possibly the greatest "troll" in financial history.
$ORANGE π
Michael Saylor doesn't mark Strategy's Bitcoin buys with βΏ, he uses orange dots.
Every orange dot = more Bitcoin.
The biggest corporate Bitcoin holder in the world has basically been drawing an $ORANGE coin chart for years.
Never sell your orange π
, @saylor heard you sold some bitcoin this week, please don't sell this $ORANGE coin
It'll arrive in your office lobby in roughly 30mins.
One Large Orange, bill on us π€
, @saylor heard you sold some bitcoin this week, please don't sell this $ORANGE coin
It'll arrive in your office lobby in roughly 30mins.
One Large Orange, bill on us π€
LMFAO BRO! Someone just told me they sent Michael Saylor @saylor 100 oranges to his lobby.
His address is public: Michael Saylorβs office is at Strategy Inc. (formerly MicroStrategy) headquarters:
1850 Towers Crescent Plaza
Tysons Corner, VA 22182
United States
Join the cult, send Saylor an $ORANGE on door dash and tell him to never sell this one
Bitcoin has spent its entire existence turning ridiculous price targets into old screenshots.
@blknoiz06 knows where its going.
1 million dollars for an $ORANGE coin π
In 2010, an anonymous user named "bitboy" posted free graphics on a Bitcoin forum. One of them was a white βΏ tilted inside a bright orange circle. He put it in the public domain, and then basically disappeared.
That was the last time Bitcoin wasn't orange.
Before all the noise, before every chart had a thousand candles, before the cabals started pushing only memes - there was always the orange coin.
It's not some random nickname. Bitcoin became orange the day that logo went live, and the entire culture followed.
The color is the identity. It's on every exchange, every wallet, every stage. "Orange-pilled" is in the dictionary. Even the president is orange.
One anonymous post gave crypto its color. Fifteen years later, the whole world knows what the orange circle means.
This is the orange coin π
https://t.co/H0hXCqqNkH
Official CA: C6ASDsxzqBvF5bCQFVAGMRWwfgZNhfozbb9DkgiKpump