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But he doesn't even know what Normie means.
So I thought of putting together a list of Crypto jargon that would be beneficial for him.
Normie
A person with little or no knowledge of crypto.
LFG
LFG is an abbreviation for 'let's f****g go!' and is used to convey enthusiasm or excitement for a project.
FOMO
Abbreviated as 'FOMO,' which stands for 'fear of missing out,' in the world of cryptocurrency, it describes the apprehension felt by traders about possibly missing a profitable opportunity.
Ape
Wen Lambo?
"When do you plan on acquiring a Lamborghini?" is used ironically to ridicule individuals fixated solely on a coin's price.
Rekt
In crypto lingo, 'rekt' is the term used to describe a situation where a trader undergoes significant financial losses as a result of a poor trade or investment decision.
NGMI
NGMI, short for 'not gonna make it,' is frequently employed in crypto to predict future failure due to imprudent choices (e.g., selling during an upward trend). It can also be used to mock those who oppose crypto or lack fundamental crypto knowledge.
WAGMI
WAGMI is the short form for "we are all gonna make it."
Mooning
Refers to a cryptocurrency that rising significantly in the market.
Bagholder
Shill
Shilling refers to the practice of someone with a vested interest promoting a specific coin to generate enthusiasm and attract potential investors into purchasing it.
Sats
Sats, a shortened form of Satoshis, represents the smallest denomination of Bitcoin (BTC) and is named after the creator of the Bitcoin, Satoshi Nakamoto.
Rug Pull
A rug pull is a cryptocurrency scam, occurs when a project's development team abandons it before completion, depleting all assets and leaving investors with a worthless currency.
P & D (pump and dump)
A fraudulent tactic, pump-and-dump schemes involve artificially inflating an crypto's price with deceptive information. This usually entails a group rapidly purchasing a significant amount of the asset at a low price, leading to increased demand and price.
HODL
Originally a misspelling of 'hold,' HODL, an abbreviation for 'hold on for dear life,' has become a term that essentially means 'keep' in the context of cryptocurrency.
GM
The abbreviation GM stands for 'Good Morning.' In the crypto world, it's used to spread positivity, greet others, and foster online camaraderie.
FUD
FUD, short for 'fear, uncertainty, and doubt,' is a marketing and communication strategy employed to instill a negative perception of something in people's minds
DYOR
DYOR is an abbreviation for 'do your own research,' frequently employed in the cryptocurrency space as a reminder for investors to thoroughly investigate a project before making an investment.
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