Orange Pill Order

Helping the youth, and everyone, learn about Bitcoin🍊💊🅱️

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  The man who makes CHOCOLATE OUT OF BITCOIN - Roger9000 (Orange Pill Order Episode: 15)

  Sep 26, 20261h 54m

  FIND THE 5 BITCOINS - WIN A REWARD There are 5 Bitcoin images hidden throughout this video. Drop a comment with the timestamps of ALL 5 and you win a reward. First correct answer takes it. Good luck. Roger 9000 makes music about Satoshi, runs Bitcoin chocolate workshops and has written a book about finding yourself through Bitcoin. He's one of the most different guests we've had on the show, and this is one of the most philosophical conversations we've had. In this episode we go deep on how music led him into Bitcoin, the Imogen Heap moment that started the rabbit hole, seeing Andreas Antonopoulos speak in London in 2017, what Bitcoin actually sounds like, playing to kids in Dublin who ended up shouting Satoshi without knowing who he was, why he believes Bitcoin is fifty fifty metaphysical and physical, the ouroboros and why you are your Bitcoin, how cacao was money for the ancient Mayans and what that has to do with Satoshi, why sugar and fiat are the same problem, the Bit Choc Rocks workshops and the sacred Satoshi ceremony he wants to build next, what Bitcoin actually frees you from, losing a lot of Bitcoin and what that taught him, why health and low time preference are the same idea, value for value music on Fountain and Wavlake, getting zapped live at gigs, his Sats for Sounds manifesto, why art and culture will orange pill teenagers faster than charts ever will, and what he wishes someone had told him when he was young. A completely different kind of Bitcoin conversation, and one that has almost nothing to do with the price. If you've ever felt like Bitcoin is about more than money, this one is for you. FOLLOW ROGER 9000 Website: https://www.roger9000.com X: https://x.com/roger__9000 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/roger9000 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Roger9000 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/roger.9000 TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@roger9k Lightning: roger9000@getalby.com BIT CHOC ROCKS The chocolate workshop: https://www.roger9000.com/chocolate-workshop Buy the chocolate: https://www.roger9000.com/bit-choc-rock-shop BITCOIN IS LOVE Roger's podcast with writer Nozomi Hayase BOOKS MENTIONED The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery Anything by Alan Watts, Joseph Campbell and Carl Jung ALSO MENTIONED Andreas Antonopoulos Imogen Heap Jimmy Song Max Keiser Jeff Booth Robert Breedlove Aleksander Svetski Gigi Francis Mars - Chain Jewel and PubPay Fountain: https://www.fountain.fm Wavlake Be The Change, Glasgow: https://bthechange.net Bitfest ORANGE PILL ORDER Website: https://orangepillorder.com X: https://x.com/orangepillorder Instagram: https://instagram.com/OrangePillOrder TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@orange.pill.order Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4nGbLN7gCNSedHE0xg5o6G Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/orange-pill-order/id1874605100 Stack Sats. Stack Knowledge. Stack Freedom. CHAPTERS 00:00 Intro 01:01 How do you explain what you do to a normal person 03:48 Bitcoin as a tool for exploring yourself 05:38 The best advice Jimmy Song ever gave him 06:18 Satoshi speaks through you 11:31 What does Bitcoin actually sound like 16:17 The kids in Dublin shouting Satoshi 18:29 Getting orange pilled through Imogen Heap and Ethereum 20:53 Seeing Andreas speak in London in 2017 23:38 Why talking about Bitcoin as money puts people off 27:20 Bitcoin, health and the decentralised life 29:20 How the chocolate started 30:38 Sugar destroys the body, fiat destroys society 33:41 Chocolate wrapped in gold 36:01 The ouroboros and why you are your Bitcoin 42:44 Bitcoin is philosophy 44:31 What does Bitcoin actually free you from 47:00 Losing a lot of Bitcoin 50:12 Following your passion in a fiat world 53:42 For teenagers who feel powerless 59:03 What happens at a chocolate making workshop 1:02:15 The sacred Satoshi ceremony 1:04:29 Cacao, Satoshi and unconditional gifting 1:07:33 Balance, acceptance and self love 1:10:44 Health and low time preference 1:17:55 Value for value music 1:22:01 Getting zapped live at gigs 1:24:49 Advice for young artists building on Bitcoin 1:30:03 Why art and culture orange pill teenagers 1:43:31

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  Face to Face with the BITCOIN ARCHIVE (Orange Pill Order Episode: 14)

  Sep 7, 20262h 3m

  FIND THE 7 BITCOINS - WIN A REWARD There are 7 Bitcoins hidden throughout this video. Watch closely, they appear on screen when you least expect it. Drop a comment with the timestamps of ALL 7 and you win a reward. First correct answer takes it. Good luck. Archie is the man behind Bitcoin Archive, one of the biggest Bitcoin news accounts in the world with over 1.8 million followers. He built it from nothing during COVID lockdown, ran it anonymously for years, and turned down more crypto shill money than most people will ever see. This is his first sit down with the Orange Pill Order and he does not hold back. In this episode we go deep on what Archie learned from Dr Jack Kruse about burnout, sunlight and grounding, the month in El Salvador that reset him, why city living is always a compromise, why Thomas skipped uni for the countryside, the guests who genuinely surprised him, his real Bitcoin story from posting on a sports forum in 2011 to going all in during COVID, why Adam Back and most of the cypherpunks missed Bitcoin entirely, why almost everyone waits years before buying, the first day of Bitcoin Archive and the 150 followers that started it all, why so much orange pilling is just ego in disguise, what a day actually looks like running an account that size, the crypto shill offers he turns down every single day and why the cultural code does not enforce itself, how he filters real news from noise, why he stayed anonymous and what finally made him dox himself, whether young creators should show their face, the life of a headline on Bitcoin Twitter and who is really just copying and pasting, the clipping industry and the Peter Thiel example nobody is talking about, when decentralization is a virtue and when it absolutely is not, the hardest part of interviewing that nobody warns you about, exactly what he would do if he were starting a show from zero today, Willy Woo and the death of the four year cycle, his own call on where the bottom is, and whether Bitcoin treasury companies are good for Bitcoin or a risk hiding in plain sight. Somewhere in the middle of this one, Archie stops the interview to tell Thomas something about the accounts with hundreds of thousands of followers that most young creators never get told. If you are building anything online right now, that part alone is worth the two hours. FOLLOW ARCHIE X: @BTC_Archive Bitcoin Archive newsletter and podcast: add link FOLLOW ORANGE PILL ORDER Website: orangepillorder.com X: @OrangePillOrder Listen on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and Fountain MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE Dr Jack Kruse Martti Malmi Adam Back Jeff Booth Lyn Alden Jesse Shrader, Amboss Dylan LeClair Joe Consorti Willy Woo Stephen Bartlett, Diary of a CEO Stack Sats. Stack Knowledge. Stack Freedom. CHAPTERS 00:00 - Intro - Archie from Bitcoin Archive joins the show 00:59 - Dr Jack Kruse, burnout and the El Salvador reset 07:53 - City living vs countryside - the London compromise 11:24 - Why Thomas skipped uni 12:57 - The guests who surprised Archie the most 18:17 - From a 2011 forum post to going all in during COVID 26:42 - Why almost everyone waits years before buying 28:55 - Day one of Bitcoin Archive - 150 followers and nothing else to do 34:06 - Building Bitcoin media for a younger generation 35:08 - Ego, gatekeeping and why orange pilling usually fails 41:36 - A day in the life running a 1.8 million follower account 48:08 - The shill money he turns down and why the cultural code is a myth 49:45 - How Archie filters real news from noise 55:02 - Why he stayed anonymous for years 1:00:02 - What finally made him dox himself 1:01:08 - Anonymous or show your face - advice for young creators 1:07:22 - The life of a headline on Bitcoin Twitter 1:12:58 - Archie's message to Thomas - they have just been around longer 1:16:24 - Media literacy, clipping and the Peter Thiel example 1:25:59 - When decentralization is a virtue and when it is not 1:32:48 - Why he started the podcast 1:35:12 - The hardest part of interviewing nobody warns you about 1:42:36 - What he would do starting a show from zero today 1:48:19 - Willy Woo, the four year cycle and Archie's price call 1:55:34 - Bitcoin treasury companies, preferreds and equities 2:01:52 - Outro

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  Cyber Security Expert Warns Quantum Computing Could DESTROY Bitcoin (Orange Pill Order Episode: 13)

  Aug 5, 20262h 4m

  In this episode we go deep: twenty years as a metalhead and the Norwegian black metal pilgrimage that ended in a move from Calgary to Helsinki, the oil and gas internship that made him want to defend real machines instead of writing code, what a cybersecurity job actually looks like when the thing you're protecting is a pipeline, the night ransomware came through on his shift, finding Bitcoin during COVID because he had to move his life across the world, why he calls Bitcoin a monetary grid and treats it like critical infrastructure, quantum computing explained properly and the three things you should actually do about it, mining centralisation and the 51% problem nobody wants to name, the scams working right now and the Zoom call you should never join, the five dollar wrench attack, and the arbitrary data fight — why he's called spam a vulnerability since 2023 and where he lands on BIP 110. Plus fatherhood, burnout, and the famous closing question. A cybersecurity professional's honest look at what's strong in Bitcoin and what isn't. This one's for anyone who'd rather see the risks clearly than pretend they aren't there. Follow Luke de Wolf: Website: https://defendingbitcoin.com X / Twitter: https://x.com/lukedewolf Nostr: https://primal.net/luke LinkedIn: search "Luke de Wolf" Bitcoin Infinity Show: https://www.bitcoininfinityshow.com Books mentioned: Defending Bitcoin: Industrial-Grade Cybersecurity for the Monetary Grid · The Praxeology of Privacy (Max Hillebrand) · Bitcoin Development Philosophy (Kalle & Linnéa Rosenbaum) Follow Orange Pill Order: Website: https://orangepillorder.com X / Twitter: @OrangePillOrder YouTube: subscribe so you never miss an episode Chapters 00:00 — Intro: a decade defending power grids, pipelines and refineries 02:16 — Who Luke de Wolf is 03:55 — Moving from Canada to Finland for the metal scene 07:09 — Living in nature and four-hour winter days 08:28 — The bands: Burzum, Gorgoroth, Taake, Finntroll, Korpiklaani 12:25 — Is there something metalhead about Bitcoiners? 14:34 — Calgary, computer science & the oil and gas internship that clicked 20:10 — What a cybersecurity job actually looks like 23:06 — Incident response and the night ransomware came through 26:42 — The day job now: protecting the engines behind AI data centres 27:42 — Finding Bitcoin during COVID while moving across the world 30:52 — Why people find Bitcoin when they need it 33:34 — A message to a generation raised online 36:42 — Spend and replace: actually using Bitcoin as money 38:26 — Say yes to everything: how a volunteer co-founded a company 42:34 — Why Bitcoin is a monetary grid: mining, demand response & heat reuse 46:47 — The threat people underestimate: what happens when Bitcoin changes 52:55 — Run a node — your node is your voice on the network 56:24 — A risk manager's take on BIP 110 activating 57:51 — Quantum computing: Shor's algorithm and Satoshi's coins explained 1:06:57 — Don't trust, verify: how to assess risk for yourself 1:07:49 — Refineries vs wallets: why keeping it running beats keeping it secret 1:13:48 — Why he's honest about Bitcoin's weaknesses instead of cheerleading 1:17:58 — Mining centralisation, Foundry & the 51% problem 1:24:04 — Scams, fake support emails and the Zoom call trap 1:28:34 — The five dollar wrench attack and privacy as a security control 1:33:06 — Bitcoin is money, not data storage: the arbitrary data fight 1:41:13 — What BIP 110 does and the gap between devs and users 1:46:49 — Why spam is a vulnerability, not harmless graffiti 1:51:39 — Becoming a dad and what it changed 1:53:34 — Burnout, motivation and learning to say no 1:59:34 — Rapid fire round 2:01:38 — The famous closing question 2:02:30 — Where to find Luke + outro

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  Jimmy Song: The Truth About BIP 110 & Why He's Building a THIRD Bitcoin Client

  Jul 13, 20262h 14m

  In this episode we go deep: moving from South Korea to America at seven and learning English by being thrown in the deep end, finding Bitcoin at $1 and the one he never bought, the wild Vitalik Buterin colour coins story, the SegWit scaling wars told like we were there, why fiat ruins everything from marriage to education, agentic AI and self-sovereign robots, faith and money, "Go West, young man" as advice for a broke sixteen-year-old — and then the two big ones: BIP 110 and ProductionReady, the conservative third Bitcoin client he's building. Plus the famous closing question. A history lesson, a warning, and a serious dose of optimism. This one's for anyone who wants to understand where Bitcoin's been — and the fight over where it's going next. Follow Jimmy Song: Website: https://jimmysong.org X / Twitter: https://x.com/jimmysong Substack: https://jimmysong.substack.com YouTube: search "Jimmy Song" Books mentioned: Programming Bitcoin (O'Reilly) · The Little Bitcoin Book · Fiat Ruins Everything · Thank God for Bitcoin Follow Orange Pill Order: Website: https://orangepillorder.com X / Twitter: @OrangePillOrder YouTube: subscribe so you never miss an episode Chapters 00:00 — Intro: 27 years of code, 13 years of Bitcoin 02:03 — Born in South Korea, moving to America at seven 06:37 — Finding Bitcoin in 2011 (and the $1 he never bought) 13:24 — The idea vs the code: earning his first Bitcoin 17:08 — The Vitalik Buterin & colour coins story 20:20 — From liking Bitcoin to becoming a builder 27:15 — Armory, custody & being too early 31:43 — Paxos, Blockchain Capital & what VCs really want 37:30 — The SegWit / SegWit2x scaling wars, told like we were there 48:05 — The single biggest lesson from SegWit 49:59 — Programming Bitcoin: why write the book? 57:24 — Education, first principles & the Socratic method 1:02:42 — Rethinking money, then rethinking software with AI 1:08:21 — Robots, Tesla FSD & self-sovereign everything 1:13:36 — Fiat Ruins Everything: the core case 1:19:06 — How fiat debases marriage & the family 1:25:26 — Faith, money & Thank God for Bitcoin 1:28:42 — The case for optimism: "Go West, young man" 1:40:41 — What is BIP 110 and what problem does it fix? 1:47:00 — ProductionReady: a third Bitcoin client explained 1:52:17 — What happens in the one-year BIP 110 window? 1:58:00 — What actually happens to your transaction at go-live 2:06:52 — Ossification, sound money & 200-year planning 2:08:33 — Rapid fire round 2:11:07 — The famous closing question 2:11:50 — Where to find Jimmy + outro

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  Central Bankers are Magicians & Fiat's The Rabbit They Pulled Out (Orange Pill Order Episode: 11)

  Jul 1, 20262h 17m

  We flip the script on the man who's spent more time than almost anyone asking Bitcoiners their story — Phil, aka Coinicarus. Host of the Fun with Bitcoin podcast, founder of Pleb Underground, convener of the Lightning Node Roundtable, and an OG voice in Bitcoin pleb culture since 2016. In this episode we go deep: how broken money shaped him growing up in Montreal, getting debanked at 23, finding Bitcoin out of pure necessity, getting wrecked on shitcoins and clawing his way back, why he walked away from Simply Bitcoin, the truth about influencers vs. plebs, broken fiat medicine, low time preference, and his advice for the next generation. Plus the famous closing question. A warning, a philosophy, and a lot of laughs. This one's for anyone who wants the human side of Bitcoin — not just the charts. Follow Phil / Coinicarus: X / Twitter: https://x.com/Coinicarus Pleb Underground: https://plebunderground.com Pleb Underground on X: https://x.com/PlebUnderground Pleb Underground on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@PlebUnderground Follow Orange Pill Order: Website: https://orangepillorder.com X / Twitter: @OrangePillOrder YouTube: subscribe so you never miss an episode Chapters 00:00 — Intro: flipping the script on Coinicarus 02:07 — Growing up in Montreal & noticing money was broken 04:42 — His father's bankruptcy & the question that changed everything 06:34 — Debanked at 23: learning money is all on loan 10:43 — Finding Bitcoin out of necessity 14:01 — Keynesian schooling & The Creature from Jekyll Island 17:40 — Why no debt ever gets repaid 18:10 — Life before Bitcoin: dividend stocks & escaping the grind 21:00 — Gen Z, uni, and the collapse of the old career ladder 26:12 — Why you must save 10% (and why it's not fun) 33:33 — The MasterCard bet & betting on the money supply 35:26 — "BMW markets to people who can't afford one" 38:47 — Would he be different if he'd found Bitcoin 10 years earlier?

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