Michael Saylor Stuns With Iconic Bitcoin Tarantino's ‘Reservoir Dogs’ Reference

Michael Saylor, a renowned Bitcoin evangelist and a co-founder of the BTC-powered Strategy company, continues shilling BTC via his multiple tweets.

In a recent X post, he has again sent a Bitcoin message to the global crypto community, this time referencing an iconic Tarantino movie – the very first one he directed and which brought him global fame.

Saylor is “Mr Orange” because of Bitcoin

Saylor’s tweet contains an AI-generated image of himself dressed in a suit and walking in an industrial zone with buildings showing garage doors on either side of him. Saylor is walking towards an invisible camera.

This whole image, his suit (with an orange tie, which is the colour associated with Bitcoin), and his nickname “Mr Orange” is one big reference to Tarantino’s movie “Reservoir Dogs” shot in 1992. All the main characters there had nicknames related to colors – Mr. White, Mr. Red, etc. Tarantino had an episodic role, playing Mr. Brown. Saylor calls himself here “Mr. Orange,” thus reaffirming his ultra-bullish stance on Bitcoin and his vast support for it.

Will Strategy buy more BTC this time?

Traditionally, on Sunday, Saylor publishes a chart showing Strategy’s Bitcoin purchases in orange dots. That is usually followed by a Monday announcement saying that the company buys another BTC chunk to boost its stash.

This time, on Sunday, Saylor published a tweet with such a chart and a caption stating: “Bitcoin is on sale.” Therefore, it is likely that he will later announce yet another Bitcoin buy later today. Currently, the company holds $75.15 billion worth of BTC. The largest crypto has dropped 2.41% over the past 24 hours and is currently changing hands at $111,820 per coin.

The fifth-largest Bitcoin treasury company, Metaplane,t has already done that. They have bought 103 Bitcoins for roughly $11.7 million in fiat raised from investors via securities issuance. The company has increased its holdings to a total of 18,991 Bitcoins worth $2,124,268,690.