crypto
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6.7
- noun
- /ˈkrɪptoʊ/
- Slang
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cripto
- Several businesses now accept crypto as a form of payment for goods and services.
- crypto market
- a crypto exchange
- a crypto asset
And therefore Bitcoin or crypto is the best bet to take.
- And therefore Bitcoin or crypto is the best bet to take.
- This is the great year of jokers in crypto and and cannabis.
- But with that being said, crypto is not that popular.
- I'll just stake my I'll stay in defy and earn my crypto that way.
- Oh no, this is this is crypto, not a Ponzi scheme.
- Much like Bitcoin and many of the cryptos, there is a finite amount.
- But banks have become very nervous about touching crypto in the last few years.
- Altos Crypto IRA is the easy way to get crypto into an IRA.
- He has been involved in crypto and Bitcoin for a few years.
- You had a huge video about crypto and NFTS came out last year, right?
- What I wanted to say was crypto and NFTS.
Examples
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But banks have become very nervous about touching crypto in the last few years.
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I've been doing a lot in crypto.
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But with that being said, crypto is not that popular.
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A bigger question though is whether this crypto ban will work at all.
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Let me just check some of my crypto investments.
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How do you guys explain this crypto dip going on right now?
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After this, I'm going back into crypto, man.
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This isn't a standard cash account, it's crypto.
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If Tether breaks the buck, crypto is in massive danger.
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But first, friends, do the price fluctuations of crypto make you seasick?
Synonyms
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7.4
A type of digital money kept and checked by many computers, not a bank
Compounds
- Literature
A secret political belief that supports extreme, unfair government control and uses digital money
Surface Forms
Etymology
Crypto is short for cryptocurrency and uses the Greek root kryptos meaning 'hidden'. It refers to digital money that uses secret codes to protect payments, so calling coins 'crypto' reminds you the money is kept safe by hidden code.