Difference between revisions of "Diamond hands"
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* Often a term used by VCs or crypto influencers, trying to virtue signal that they are not going to dump their [[token]] [[bags]], yet. | * Often a term used by VCs or crypto influencers, trying to virtue signal that they are not going to dump their [[token]] [[bags]], yet. | ||
*A colloquial term describing an investor who has no intention of selling their assets regardless of the state of the market — even if there’s a crash or the market is [[Bear market|bearish]]. | |||
* [https://decrypt.co/99724/gm-wagmi-gn-decrypts-ultimate-guide-to-bitcoin-and-nft-slang From] [[Decrypt (DCPT)|Decrypt]] (9-5-2022): | * [https://decrypt.co/99724/gm-wagmi-gn-decrypts-ultimate-guide-to-bitcoin-and-nft-slang From] [[Decrypt (DCPT)|Decrypt]] (9-5-2022): | ||
Holding onto an asset for a long time, through thick and thin. Someone who is “diamond-handing” or has “diamond hands” has held—or [[HODL|hodled]]—their crypto or [[NFTs]] for a while. | ''"Holding onto an asset for a long time, through thick and thin. Someone who is “diamond-handing” or has “diamond hands” has held—or [[HODL|hodled]]—their crypto or [[NFTs]] for a while."'' | ||
[[Category:Jargon/Various]] | [[Category:Jargon/Various]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:17, 19 December 2022
- Often a term used by VCs or crypto influencers, trying to virtue signal that they are not going to dump their token bags, yet.
- A colloquial term describing an investor who has no intention of selling their assets regardless of the state of the market — even if there’s a crash or the market is bearish.
- From Decrypt (9-5-2022):
"Holding onto an asset for a long time, through thick and thin. Someone who is “diamond-handing” or has “diamond hands” has held—or hodled—their crypto or NFTs for a while."
