New Social Apps Want To Help Bitcoiners Connect In Real Life
Bitcoin dating has been around for years, but now there are companies that help Bitcoiners meet and even find love" IRL".
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Finding true love starts with Bitcoin (BTC). That's according to the founders of Bitcoiner dating service The Orange Pill App and LoveisBitcoin. The services join a growing list of ways bitcoin enthusiasts can meet, chat, and now fall in love "IRL" (in real life).
But first, why do people who love Bitcoin need to connect with others who are "on the orange pill?" For George Saoulidis, co-founder of LoveisBitcoin, Bitcoiners need a dating service because money shapes our lives more than we realize:
"Problems can and do arise if time preferences diverge greatly. Part of the orange-pilling process is allowing you to see through marketing and propaganda to distinguish what is truly valuable: experiences, family, friendships."
Part of the Bitcoin philosophy is to have a lower time preference and not succumb to instant gratification. Saoulidis explains that he personally couldn't be with a spouse who clings to "fiat spending habits" because it goes against the core values of Bitcoin culture - thinking long-term and prioritizing savings. expenses.
#Bitcoin is the universal language of love. pic.twitter.com/E4RV6ca8zZ
— Love is Bitcoin (@LoveIsBitcoin21) July 27, 2022For Matteo Pellegrini, the founder of the Orange Pill app, when he moved to a new neighborhood in Santa Monica, he wanted to hang out with Bitcoiners. However, he struggled to meet people who shared his passion for Satoshi Nakamoto's invention.
He drove around California and in some cases even knocked on people's doors to ask if they liked Bitcoin. A light bulb went on as he thought, “Why am I doing this? There should be an app for that. The Orange Pill app was born. Using geolocation, the app allows Bitcoiners to connect with others nearby. Similar to Tinder, it can be used...
Bitcoin dating has been around for years, but now there are companies that help Bitcoiners meet and even find love" IRL".
New
Finding true love starts with Bitcoin (BTC). That's according to the founders of Bitcoiner dating service The Orange Pill App and LoveisBitcoin. The services join a growing list of ways bitcoin enthusiasts can meet, chat, and now fall in love "IRL" (in real life).
But first, why do people who love Bitcoin need to connect with others who are "on the orange pill?" For George Saoulidis, co-founder of LoveisBitcoin, Bitcoiners need a dating service because money shapes our lives more than we realize:
"Problems can and do arise if time preferences diverge greatly. Part of the orange-pilling process is allowing you to see through marketing and propaganda to distinguish what is truly valuable: experiences, family, friendships."
Part of the Bitcoin philosophy is to have a lower time preference and not succumb to instant gratification. Saoulidis explains that he personally couldn't be with a spouse who clings to "fiat spending habits" because it goes against the core values of Bitcoin culture - thinking long-term and prioritizing savings. expenses.
#Bitcoin is the universal language of love. pic.twitter.com/E4RV6ca8zZ
— Love is Bitcoin (@LoveIsBitcoin21) July 27, 2022For Matteo Pellegrini, the founder of the Orange Pill app, when he moved to a new neighborhood in Santa Monica, he wanted to hang out with Bitcoiners. However, he struggled to meet people who shared his passion for Satoshi Nakamoto's invention.
He drove around California and in some cases even knocked on people's doors to ask if they liked Bitcoin. A light bulb went on as he thought, “Why am I doing this? There should be an app for that. The Orange Pill app was born. Using geolocation, the app allows Bitcoiners to connect with others nearby. Similar to Tinder, it can be used...
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