What are the most popular Bahamian slang terms used in the cryptocurrency community?

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• GauravB007Dec 09, 2020 · 5 years ago
  Sure, mate! In the cryptocurrency community, Bahamian slang terms add a unique flavor to the conversations. One popular term is 'shillin,' which means promoting or hyping a particular cryptocurrency. For example, 'Stop shillin' that coin, it's a scam!' Another term is 'tingum,' which refers to a small amount of cryptocurrency. You might hear someone say, 'I just bought a tingum of Bitcoin.' These terms are used to make the discussions more fun and engaging.
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• Sean Tianxiang HuangJun 09, 2021 · 4 years ago
  As an expert in the cryptocurrency community, I can tell you that Bahamian slang terms are indeed quite popular. One term you might come across is 'mudda sick,' which means a sudden and significant drop in the price of a cryptocurrency. For instance, 'Bitcoin had a mudda sick yesterday, it went from $60,000 to $30,000 in a matter of hours!' Another term is 'tings up,' which means the price of a cryptocurrency is increasing rapidly. People might say, 'ETH is tings up, better buy now!' These slang terms add a touch of Bahamian culture to the crypto world.
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• shinyhunterJan 13, 2021 · 4 years ago
  Well, in the cryptocurrency community, Bahamian slang terms are quite popular. At BYDFi, we embrace diversity and appreciate the use of different slang terms. One term you might encounter is 'bussin,' which means a cryptocurrency is performing exceptionally well. For example, 'That new altcoin is bussin, it's up 1000% in just a week!' Another term is 'ting-a-lang,' which refers to a cryptocurrency that has a lot of potential. You might hear someone say, 'Keep an eye on that coin, it's a real ting-a-lang!' These terms make the conversations more lively and enjoyable.
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