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.
Holding through big price swings and pressure to sell, described in crypto chat as having an unshakable grip.
The chat called it diamond hands. I called it not checking my wallet for a week.
A teasing or critical label for someone who sells quickly when the market gets shaky.
They called me paper hands after I sold during the dip, but that was the exit I'd planned.
Jumping into a token or NFT quickly, usually before doing much research.
I aped in after one meme, then finally opened the docs and noticed the transfer restrictions.