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In the crypto community, adding laser eyes to profile pictures or avatars typically signifies a strong belief in and commitment to Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. The trend started in early 2021 as part of the 'laser eyes meme', where supporters aimed to show their bullish stance on Bitcoin and their belief that it could reach significant price targets (like $100,000).
The laser eyes symbolize focus, power, and conviction in the idea of Bitcoin or crypto as a transformative financial tool. It’s used to express solidarity within the community and enthusiasm for the potential of decentralized finance and blockchain technology.
The laser eyes symbolize focus, power, and conviction in the idea of Bitcoin or crypto as a transformative financial tool. It’s used to express solidarity within the community and enthusiasm for the potential of decentralized finance and blockchain technology.
Elon Musk: The CEO of Tesla and SpaceX briefly changed his Twitter profile picture to feature laser eyes in February 2021, signaling his interest in Bitcoin.
Former president Joe Biden has embraced the Dark Brandon meme, which features his image with glowing red laser eyes, as a means to engage with internet culture and satirize conspiracy theories. This meme originated as a satirical response to the 'Let's Go Brandon' slogan used by some of his critics. By adopting this imagery, Biden and his campaign have turned a negative meme into a positive symbol of empowerment. For instance, after the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl win in February 2024, Biden posted an image of himself with laser eyes, captioned 'Just like we drew it up' referencing the meme.
President Donald Trump has been depicted with laser eyes in various contexts. In December 2022, he released a series of digital trading cards (NFTs) featuring himself in superhero-like poses, including images where he has laser beams shooting from his eyes. These NFTs were part of a promotional campaign and were sold for $99 each. Also, the 'laser eyes' meme has been used by some of Trump's supporters as part of the 'Dark MAGA' aesthetic, which portrays a more authoritarian and vengeful version of Trump. This meme trend involves editing images to give individuals glowing or laser-like eyes, symbolizing power or intensity.
Michael Saylor: The Chairman and CEO of MicroStrategy, a business intelligence firm that has invested heavily in Bitcoin, also updated his profile picture with laser eyes.
Tom Brady: The NFL quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion joined the trend by adding laser eyes to his social media profile, indicating his involvement in the crypto space.
Paris Hilton: The media personality and businesswoman showcased her support for cryptocurrencies by adopting the laser eyes meme.
Senator Cynthia Lummis: The U.S. Senator from Wyoming, known for her pro-Bitcoin stance, updated her profile picture to include laser eyes, aligning herself with the crypto community.
President Nayib Bukele: The President of El Salvador changed his Twitter profile photo to feature laser eyes in June 2021, coinciding with his announcement that Bitcoin would become legal tender in the country.
Former president Joe Biden has embraced the Dark Brandon meme, which features his image with glowing red laser eyes, as a means to engage with internet culture and satirize conspiracy theories. This meme originated as a satirical response to the 'Let's Go Brandon' slogan used by some of his critics. By adopting this imagery, Biden and his campaign have turned a negative meme into a positive symbol of empowerment. For instance, after the Kansas City Chiefs Super Bowl win in February 2024, Biden posted an image of himself with laser eyes, captioned 'Just like we drew it up' referencing the meme.
President Donald Trump has been depicted with laser eyes in various contexts. In December 2022, he released a series of digital trading cards (NFTs) featuring himself in superhero-like poses, including images where he has laser beams shooting from his eyes. These NFTs were part of a promotional campaign and were sold for $99 each. Also, the 'laser eyes' meme has been used by some of Trump's supporters as part of the 'Dark MAGA' aesthetic, which portrays a more authoritarian and vengeful version of Trump. This meme trend involves editing images to give individuals glowing or laser-like eyes, symbolizing power or intensity.
Michael Saylor: The Chairman and CEO of MicroStrategy, a business intelligence firm that has invested heavily in Bitcoin, also updated his profile picture with laser eyes.
Tom Brady: The NFL quarterback and seven-time Super Bowl champion joined the trend by adding laser eyes to his social media profile, indicating his involvement in the crypto space.
Paris Hilton: The media personality and businesswoman showcased her support for cryptocurrencies by adopting the laser eyes meme.
Senator Cynthia Lummis: The U.S. Senator from Wyoming, known for her pro-Bitcoin stance, updated her profile picture to include laser eyes, aligning herself with the crypto community.
President Nayib Bukele: The President of El Salvador changed his Twitter profile photo to feature laser eyes in June 2021, coinciding with his announcement that Bitcoin would become legal tender in the country.