A Few NFT Terminology You Should Know!

Oak
2 min readJul 27, 2022

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WAGMI Its absolutely tough to thoroughly comprehend two NFT enthusiasts having a decent conversation if you’re not into NFTs. Like every other sector or part of blockchain, slang plays an extremely substantial role.

Here are some common slangs/terminologies revolving around NFTs.

Degen : Degenerate. People who do not research and take high risks by buying into an NFT because of hypes, or someone that is influencial is talking about it.

Alpha : Information that the rest of the market has not found about it yet.

Delist : Terminate the listing of an NFT for sale from the secondary marketplace.

DYOR: Do your own research.

AMA : Ask me anything.

Dev : Developers. People behind a project.

Flip : Buying NFTs at low prices and sell them quickly for profit.

Ape in : Panic into buying an NFT.

Diamond hands : People who holds their NFTs for a long time.

Floor price (FP) : The lowest price which you can buy an NFT.

Blue chip : A project that has proven to worth a fortune in value.

Dox: People who publicly reveal their identity.

Floor sweeping : The action of buying a large quantity of the cheapest NFTs listed to raises the floor price.

FOMO : Fear of missing out. People who rush into buying a NFT because of the buzz around it.

P2E: Play to Earn. Mostly associated with crypto Game project.

FUD : Fear. Uncertainty and doubt.

Mint : The act of buying an entirely new NFT directly from the creator.
Paper hands : People who panic sell.

Gas fee : The fee needed to make a transaction on a blockchain.

OG: People who support a project since the
beginning. Early birds.

HODL: Hold on for dear life. hold an NFT for lengthy period of duration.

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