"Scottie Pippen tweets like a celebrity parody account": Fans clown NBA legend as he drops yet another cryptic crypto post

Former NBA star Scottie Pippen is active in the world of cryptocurrency, often talking about it on his social media account. On Monday, the former Chicago Bulls star had another cryptic post about crypto that fans don't seem to understand.

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Fans went online to take some shots about Pippen's latest cryptic post on social media.

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"Scottie Pippen tweets like a celebrity parody account," a fan said.

"When you said you met Satoshi, that’s when you knew you f****d up," another fan said, referencing the supposed founder of Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.

"You have one brain cell," one fan said.

Most fans continued to clown him for his crypto take.

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"We can't afford any slip ups!!" a fan said.

"Is this about Travis finding out about his woman?" another fan said.

"You got it! Joel Embiid," a fan said, connecting the "Trust the Process" phrase to the 76ers star.

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Scottie Pippen predicted how Bitcoin would perform

Scottie Pippen shared a crypto-related vision on his X account in September. According to Pippen, Satoshi Nakamoto, the name used by the inventor of Bitcoin and the first blockchain, appeared in a dream. The dream that the six-time NBA champion claimed to have came to fruition on Nov. 5.

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"Satoshi Nakamoto visited me in my dream last night and predicted that #Bitcoin would be at $84,650 on November 5, 2024. Not financial advice," Pippen posted.

The cryptocurrency achieved new heights and soared to $87,000 for the first time.

Around the same time, Pippen compared Bitcoin to one of his Bulls teams. The Hall of Fame forward compared the cryptocurrency to the 1991 championship team. During that year, Chicago won the first of their six titles, sparking a dynasty throughout the 1990s.

The seven-time All-Star said that the Bitcoin of 2024 is similar to the Bulls' 1991 team.

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"Bitcoin in 2024 is giving me flashbacks to the Bulls in ’91… a dynasty just starting. Get ready for what’s next."

Before he was into the crypto world, Pippen played for the Bulls, for 12 years and was the second option next to Michael Jordan. He was part of countless historic teams throughout his career, including the 1995-96 Chicago team had a 72-10 record and won the championship.

Following his time with the Bulls, he joined the Houston Rockets for one season before playing for the Portland Trail Blazers. He played in Portland for four years, filling in as a veteran role player.

In his final year, he returned to the team where he had the most success and played for 23 games, averaging 5.9 points, 3.0 rebounds and 2.2 assists.

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