Someone still holding a coin or token after its value has dropped badly, often hoping it will recover.
Bought the hype, missed the exit, now I'm the bagholder still asking for project updates.
A crypto cheer for a huge price rise, or the hope that one is coming.
The chart went vertical and the replies were all to the moon, with roughly a thousand rockets.
To push a coin or project hard, usually because you want other people to buy or pay attention.
Is this an actual review, or are you shilling a token you already hold?
Information someone thinks gives them an early edge in crypto: a lead, insight or tip others haven't spotted.
The group called it alpha, but the only source was a screenshot with no link.
The buying demand that lets someone else sell; in crypto slang, often the late buyers left after the hype fades.
I bought the spike just as the early holders sold. Turns out I was their exit liquidity.
A playful spelling of sir used to address someone in crypto and NFT conversations.
Friend, written in crypto-chat style: a friendly way to address someone in an online community.
Thanks, fren. That explanation finally made gas fees click.
Not financial advice: the shorthand disclaimer often attached to crypto opinions and market takes.
The thread ended with NFA. The rest was still a pitch for the author's favorite token.
Hope with the volume turned up: crypto slang for optimism running ahead of the evidence.
The devs haven't posted in months, but I'm still reading the roadmap for hopium.
A joking label for excuses or comforting stories that make a bad crypto outcome feel less bad.
It's down 80%, but at least the logo still looks great. Pure copium.