“Educating the world about bitcoin has succeeded in building a community of knowledgeable, dedicated, enthusiastic people from the fields of tech, economics, politics, and finance, but orange pilling has taken us as far as it can. Like many strategies, the marginal gains of educating the world were remarkable in the early stages, but they’ve flattened… Orange pilling has stopped working.” -- Roy Sheinfeld

As the cryptocurrency landscape evolves, the traditional “orange-pilling” strategy – the process of educating and convincing people about the merits of Bitcoin – seems to be losing its effectiveness. This article delves into the potential limitations of this approach and explores new avenues that could drive broader adoption in a rapidly changing landscape.
The concept of orange-pilling, derived from the famous “red pill” analogy in the Matrix, has been a cornerstone of the Bitcoin community's efforts to spread awareness and understanding. However, as the technology matures and the market becomes more saturated, relying solely on educational efforts may no longer be sufficient. This article aims to provide a fresh perspective on creating real-world utility for Bitcoin, which could be the key to unlocking its true potential and driving widespread adoption.

Orange Pilling Has Stopped Working.
https://medium.com/breez-technology/orange-pilling-has-stopped-working-4a407252c7a3