Not gonna make it: a skeptical reply, a put-down or a joke about your own bad crypto decision.
I spent twenty minutes refreshing the wrong block explorer. NGMI, apparently.
Reporting a vulnerability through a process that gives maintainers a chance to address it before public release.
A researcher privately sends reproduction details to the project and coordinates publication after the fix is available.
We're all gonna make it: a crypto community cheer for shared optimism and sticking together.
The team finally shipped the demo and the replies were wall-to-wall WAGMI.
A crypto risk-taker who dives into speculative trades, often with more enthusiasm than research.
Buying that token after seeing one meme was a proper degen move. I hadn't even read the docs.
Solana's unit for measuring the execution work performed by a transaction.
A simple transfer uses fewer compute units than a swap that calls several programs.
Do your own research: check the claims yourself instead of taking a stranger's hype as the whole story.
The thread said DYOR, so I checked whether the audit actually covered the deployed contract.
A service or account that submits a transaction on behalf of someone else.
You sign an action in an app, and its relayer sends the authorized transaction to the network.
Fear, uncertainty and doubt: crypto shorthand for scary news, rumors or negative talk about a project or market.
Everyone called the exploit report FUD until someone linked the affected transactions.
A Bitcoin output type that requires a signature and public key matching a committed public-key hash.
Fear of missing out: that itch to jump in because everyone else seems to be making money without you.
The token was all over my feed. I nearly bought from FOMO before even opening the docs.