I don’t want a 50-year mortgage. I want to abolish the FED.

For those interested, here's why we're upgrading our name from Orange Pill App to Club Orange: We looked at the data: 3 word names are significantly harder to remember. We saw consistent misspellings (peel, pilled, up..) affecting search & discovery, and the word 'pill' was creating brand friction we couldn't ignore. Why Club Orange? Simpler, more scalable, easier to remember and harder to misspell. It aligns better with what we're building: a home for Bitcoiners, everywhere. I’m going to miss Orange Pill App, but it’s time for a new beginning.

Owning a home isn't the American Dream anymore. Owning a Bitcoin is.

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People always ask me how I came up with the idea for , so here's the story:

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For the rebrand I spent almost 100 hours studying naming & logo. Here’s everything I've learned. Rules for a great name: - Length: 4-6 letters - 2 syllables (netflix, apple, tesla, google..) - To make a name more memorable use these letters: Z,K,X,Y,W - Starting with an early letter of the alphabet (A,B,C,D,E,F,G) it’s a huge advantage (I still haven’t figured out why) - Avoid the letter H like the plague - If you have to spell it, it’s a bad name - Repetition helps (TikTok, Coca-Cola) - A name’s only job is to be memorable, it should not describe what the company does - A name is really a canvas for the user to paint whatever they think about your product Rules for a great logo: - A 5 years old should be able to draw it - A logo should evoke an emotion, it should not tell what the company does - The simpler the better - Should work well at all scales - More often than not, a logo should just be the first letter of your company name - Do you actually need a logo? (uber, samsung, wework) The end.

Everyone wishes the bought bitcoin at $10k But they won’t buy at $100k even if they know it’s going to $1M Why is that?

BASED ON TRUE EVENTS