Topic: Terminology - page 5. (Read 79662 times)

Thanks for this!

Wow! There were so much terminologies in the world of Crypto-currency!

I think this will be very helpful to a lot of newcomers and I urge all of them to read through it. It does get tiring reading through forums where people don't know what they're talking about.

This post should be pinned in first page, it would decrease quantity repeating themselves questions in this section. Btw very good post

Very useful for everyone who is new to this business. A page that I will definitely include in my bookmark. Perhaps an idea for someone to make a mobile application with this abbreviationa. It will be great to have that.

 I'm new to this forum and it was logical for me to first look at pages devoted to newcomers. This page with abbreviations and terminology explanations is so useful that the @yogi deserves all the praise. I'm glad that someone is trying to help the beginners who want something to learn here.

Thanks for the bump

I've just came across this thread. Very helpful! Thanks

Thanks for the acknowledgement.

Great original post. Thanks to all involved.

I just went to see what FUD stands for. Of course I knew the meaning from the way it is used but it is nice to know the actual words behind abbreviation.

Can someone add

airdrop?

Thanks

Holy cow! This is what I've been wanting to learn since I learned about bitcoin. As a newbie, I've had difficulty in understanding some of the terms used in the forums and it is a lot of hassle in trying to google almost every terms that I encountered just to understand. And I kind of shy to ask everytime I don't understand a term. Thanks so much for this post. Really helped me a lot.

Wow, I've got a lot to learn when it comes to terms. I'll keep this nice guide handy. Thanks.

Very helpful guide. Thank you very much!

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Lol. There is so much info here. So much to take in. It is nice I refer myself to here when I don't understand something.
Very informative thread. Glad to have visited.

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Great article I just thinking how many days this was constructed? So long to read. I stop to read when I seen the word "Shitlist" list for scammers laughtrip Anyway this is very useful guide for a newbie like me. From now on I will visit this thread when I need to know words I did'nt understand. Thanks OP