@Flashman thanx for your answer ,
i kinda like this atmosphere, even newbies are getting helped by members , it's still pre-early days. i havnt felt that in a while, and i'm quite young i guess.
Topic: Lexical issues... is "Coiners" a proper term ? (Read 739 times)
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Coiner has previously been used for a forger of coins, that would be a maker of coins, involved in the act of coining, so "coiner" would more correctly apply to a miner than a user I would think.
For someone who is interested in digital currency, I'd call them a cryptonumismatist, but that's a bit of a mouthful.
On the other hand a biker does not necessarily make bikes.
For someone who is interested in digital currency, I'd call them a cryptonumismatist, but that's a bit of a mouthful.
On the other hand a biker does not necessarily make bikes.
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i've heard that joke and 'm pretty sure the bitcoin community has the ability to have it reach $100,000 
thanx, i'll assume that coiners makes sense for a person invested and enthusiast about crypto currencies in general then it should make sense, just wanted to make sure if coiner wasnt a slang word for asshole or something like that lol
thanx, i'll assume that coiners makes sense for a person invested and enthusiast about crypto currencies in general then it should make sense, just wanted to make sure if coiner wasnt a slang word for asshole or something like that lol
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Bitcoiner&defid=7316451
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Bitcoiner
A heavily invested Bitcoin enthusiast.
Joe W: "Bitcoin is a joke!, It's a ponzi scheme! It's like baseball cards and tulip mania all over again".
Bitcoiner: "Bitcoin will reach $100,000 and then we'll see if it's a joke!"
A heavily invested Bitcoin enthusiast.
Joe W: "Bitcoin is a joke!, It's a ponzi scheme! It's like baseball cards and tulip mania all over again".
Bitcoiner: "Bitcoin will reach $100,000 and then we'll see if it's a joke!"
I always liked "bitcoin peer" to describe a bitcoiner. But it has not caught on with anyone but me. lol
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Hi, i'm quite new here so i figured out i'd ask this here,
I'm currently building a service around bitcoin and altcoins, as a lot of you i suppose.
That being said, english is not my native language so i can't figure out if the term " Coiner, coiners " would make sense within an english targeted audience ... Any ideas about that ?
I've heard people saying Bit-coiners, but folks like me just tend to make words up i guess lol, thanx for your time !
I'm currently building a service around bitcoin and altcoins, as a lot of you i suppose.
That being said, english is not my native language so i can't figure out if the term " Coiner, coiners " would make sense within an english targeted audience ... Any ideas about that ?
I've heard people saying Bit-coiners, but folks like me just tend to make words up i guess lol, thanx for your time !
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