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A–C
01
AirdropFree tokens dropped into wallets as a reward, a marketing stunt, or a way to make everyone suddenly become a project historian.
02
Alt seasonThe part of the cycle where people convince themselves the weirdest coin on earth is about to become a geopolitical force.
03
ApeTo buy something quickly and with questionable restraint because the crowd looks excited and your self-control logged off.
04
ATHAll-time high. The screenshot everybody posts before pretending they always knew it would happen.
05
BagholderThe person still clutching the asset after the music stopped and the group chat got quieter.
06
BasedApproving description for someone who says exactly what they think, ideally with conviction and zero concern for polite corporate phrasing.
07
BearishThe feeling that the vibes are bad, the chart is worse, and every motivational thread suddenly sounds sarcastic.
08
BridgingMoving assets between blockchains and praying the interface, bridge, and your own attention span are all functioning.
09
BullishThe vibe where every roadmap sounds visionary and every coffee tastes like destiny.
10
CTCrypto Twitter. The world's loudest real-time seminar in memes, markets, ego, and insomnia.
11
CopiumEmotional emergency supply inhaled when reality does not honor the thesis.
D–F
12
DAODecentralized Autonomous Organization. In theory, internet-native coordination. In practice, also a lot of governance tabs and spicy forum posts.
13
DegenA proudly unhinged crypto participant who treats risk, research, and sleep deprivation as equally optional.
14
Diamond handsRefusal to sell under pressure. Sometimes bravery, sometimes denial wearing a superhero cape.
15
DipA price drop that optimists call a buying opportunity and pessimists call the start of a documentary.
16
Discord alphaInformation from community chats that feels secret until it is screenshotted twelve seconds later.
17
DYORDo your own research. Standard disclaimer meaning: please think for yourself before blaming me in the replies.
18
DumpThe violent opposite of a pump, often arriving right after someone posted a thread titled 'Why we are still early.'
19
Exit liquidityThe unfortunate role of being the buyer who lets smarter or earlier participants leave gracefully.
20
FarmTo pursue rewards, points, yield, or incentives across protocols with the focused intensity of a raccoon opening cabinets.
21
FloorThe lowest listed price in an NFT collection. Emotionally, the line people stare at when they should probably go outside.
22
Floor sweepBuying a chunk of the cheapest NFTs in a collection to show conviction, flex capital, or alter the narrative all at once.
23
FOMOFear of missing out. The engine behind half the worst decisions on the timeline.
24
FrenFriend, but crypto-flavored, softer, and usually deployed when the room wants to feel like a tribe.
25
FUDFear, uncertainty, and doubt. Can mean legitimate criticism or any opinion the bagholders did not order.
G–I
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GasTransaction fee paid to use a blockchain. Also the force that makes newcomers ask, 'Wait, I have to pay how much to click this?'
27
Gas warA mass competitive sprint to get transactions included first, usually while everybody insists they are calm.
28
GMGood morning. A tiny daily ritual that says, 'I am still here, still posting, and still spiritually on-chain.'
29
GovernanceThe dream of collective decision-making, usually accompanied by a vote, a forum argument, and somebody writing a 2,000-word rebuttal.
30
GweiTiny unit used to measure gas prices on Ethereum. A number that somehow becomes an entire personality trait during congested markets.
31
HalvingBitcoin event where new issuance drops. The ceremony where old hands become amateur historians again.
32
Hard forkBlockchain split created by a protocol change. Technology's version of 'we need to have two different Thanksgivings now.'
33
HODLLegendary typo turned philosophy of holding through volatility, panic, and the opinions of people who discovered crypto yesterday.
34
JeetSlang for someone who sells too early and leaves before the party fully spirals.
35
ICOInitial Coin Offering. Peak-era format for raising money, explaining destiny, and sometimes testing how much optimism a PDF can carry.
K–M
36
KOLKey Opinion Leader. The person whose posts move attention and whose mentions are either signal, theater, or paid weather.
37
LarpTo posture as something you are not, such as a builder, whale, veteran, or stoic macro sage.
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LFG'Let's freaking go.' Universal declaration that the room has decided to replace nuance with momentum.
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LiquidityThe ability to buy or sell without blowing up the price. Invisible when it is present, painfully visible when it disappears.
40
Liquidity miningIncentive system that rewards users for supplying assets. A polite phrase for 'we will pay you to help the machine start.'
41
Main character candleHuge price candle that barges onto the chart like it expects applause.
42
Max bidTo go in with high conviction and limited chill.
43
MetaThe dominant theme, behavior, or trade setup of the moment. The thing everyone suddenly pretends was obvious.
44
MintTo create a new token or NFT on-chain, usually while the entire community refreshes, shouts, and blames the site.
45
MoonbagSmall leftover position kept just in case destiny decides to stop by.
46
NGMINot gonna make it. Crypto's brutally concise judgment on bad decisions, weak conviction, or terminal unseriousness.
47
NodeSoftware participating in a blockchain network. Less glamorous than a meme, more important than one.
48
NormieSomeone outside crypto-native culture. Not an insult by default, but absolutely a way of marking who knows the lore and who does not.
O–R
49
On-chainHappening directly on a blockchain and therefore far more public than many people first assume.
50
Paper handsSelling quickly under pressure. The emotional opposite of diamond hands and the preferred insult after every rebound.
51
PFPProfile picture NFT, or the social identity badge that turned avatars into on-chain uniforms.
52
Points farmingPerforming platform actions in the hope that future rewards appear, because crypto loves turning uncertainty into a side quest.
53
PonzinomicsToken design that seems to depend suspiciously on fresh arrivals and collective amnesia.
54
PumpFast upward price movement, usually accompanied by all-caps posting and revisionist confidence.
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PumpamentalsFake science of justifying upward movement with vibes, momentum, and whatever chart line looks friendliest.
56
Rage quitLeaving a DAO, project, or position in a way that announces both disappointment and an advanced level of forum fatigue.
57
RektCompletely wrecked by price action, bad timing, leverage, or the timeless human urge to click before thinking.
58
ResistanceChart level that traders watch intensely and posters narrate like it is an actual boss battle.
59
RoadmapPublic plan for what a project says it will build. Can be useful, decorative, or pure fan fiction.
60
RugProject collapse or scam where liquidity, funds, or trust disappears and leaves the community clutching a tragic screenshot.
S–T
61
ScalingMaking a blockchain faster, cheaper, or more usable without setting the entire design philosophy on fire.
62
Ser'Sir,' intentionally misspelled as a sign of crypto-native politeness, irony, and forum residue.
63
ShillTo promote aggressively. Can be sincere enthusiasm, mercenary posting, or both at the same time.
64
ShitcoinAsset considered unserious, low-quality, or comically speculative. Also a term people abandon the moment the chart goes vertical.
65
SnapshotOff-chain vote or record used by communities and DAOs, plus the inevitable post saying 'go vote, ser.'
66
SznSeason. Short label for the market's current obsession, such as meme szn, AI szn, or regretting-your-decisions szn.
67
TokenomicsStructure governing supply, issuance, incentives, and distribution. The boring word with enormous downstream consequences.
68
Touch grassEssential instruction for anyone who has spent too long reading candles like scripture.
69
TreasuryCommunity or protocol-held funds. The pot everyone wants deployed wisely and according to their own exact preferences.
70
TVLTotal value locked. Useful metric, dangerous religion.
U–Z
71
UtilityReal functional use, or at least the aspiration to prove there is more here than vibes and mascot warfare.
72
ValidatorNetwork participant helping secure certain blockchains. Less flashy than influencers, more useful than many of them.
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VibesThe emotional and social atmosphere around a project, chain, or moment. Not a substitute for facts, but never irrelevant.
74
WAGMIWe're all gonna make it. Group affirmation for moments when the timeline wants hope to become contagious.
75
WhaleLarge holder capable of moving markets, moods, and group chat blood pressure.
76
Wen'When,' shortened for impatient internet natives demanding launches, announcements, and moon missions on their own schedule.
77
Wen moonClassic question asking when price goes absurdly higher, preferably immediately and without adult supervision.
78
WojakThe sad, empty-eyed internet character adopted by crypto as a universal template for triumph, despair, cope, and overtrading.
79
YieldReturn earned from lending, staking, or protocol activity. Sometimes real, sometimes bait wearing a spreadsheet.
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ZeroedDown so bad that the chart is basically a flatline with emotional consequences.
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