A return fantasy of one hundred times entry. Rare, and most chasers lose.

A coin marketed as controlled or promoted by an autonomous AI agent. Quality varies from experiment to pure meme.

Non-obvious information that can make money if acted on early.

Buying a token with little or no diligence because momentum or a call looks hot.

Your position in a token. Heavy bags means a large, often underwater, holding.

A major Solana memecoin that helped restart Solana meme culture after the FTX crash.

A Base-chain memecoin from the Boy's Club lore that became a flagship Base meme.

A private block package that lands launch buys and LP adds in a chosen order, often used at token genesis.

Tokens pre-allocated to sniper or insider wallets at launch so they can dump into retail FOMO.

Liquidity-provider tokens sent to a dead address. Stronger than a timed lock, still check mint and tax functions.

An informal group suspected of coordinating buys, snipes, or narratives around a token.

Coins marketed with a famous name or endorsement. Often a liquidity event for insiders more than a fan club.

A Base bot-and-launch culture for spinning tokens from social prompts.

Building or farming a narrative and chart so a token looks ready to run.

A public buy or sell thesis posted on Crypto Twitter, often with a chart screenshot.

When holders try to revive a token after the original team dumps or disappears.

A trader who takes outsized risk for outsized upside, often skipping research. Used both as insult and badge.

The deployer or team address that can mint, pause, or dump. Always check before buying a fresh token.

A Solana meme of a dog in a hat that became a top-tier meme ticker.

A repeatable advantage in information, speed, or execution.

The buyers who arrive late so earlier wallets can sell.

A BNB Chain memecoin launchpad in the same genre as Pump.fun.

Slang for an early token the speaker believes is undervalued. Usually marketing.

An AI-agent-linked Solana meme that popularized the Truth Terminal narrative.

When a bonding-curve token migrates liquidity to a full DEX pool.

Liquidity removed or mint abused so the token becomes untradeable in one move.

The share of a token's supply associated with a small number of addresses or inferred owners, measured under an explicit method.

Wallets or chats believed to get calls before the public timeline.

Someone trading with non-public knowledge of a listing, unlock, or partnership.

Someone who sells early into strength. Used as an insult in meme communities.

On bonding-curve launchpads, the top-volume or top-progress coin racing toward graduation.

Key opinion leader. An influencer paid or incentivized to shill a token.

A Solana memecoin launch culture and tooling cluster associated with Bonk-adjacent trench trading.

LP tokens sent to a locker or burn address so the team cannot rug by removing the pool. Still not a guarantee of honesty.

A contract limit on how many tokens one address can hold, sometimes used to slow whales, sometimes to trap traders.

Attention rotates across chains and meta themes (animals, AI, politics) faster than fundamentals.

A meme ticker and culture brand built around maximalist internet aesthetics.

A leftover position held after taking profit, kept in case the token runs again.

A memecoin launch product (including branded exchange versions) aimed at fast speculative launches.

A token whose thesis is a story, meme, or culture reference rather than cash-flow utility.

An Ethereum frog memecoin that defined the 2023 meme wave and spawned endless copies.

Farming off-chain points for a hoped airdrop instead of immediate token emissions.

A token whose narrative is a politician, campaign, or partisan meme. Extreme volatility and ethics conflicts are the point, not utility.

A Solana memecoin based on the pop-cat meme, traded as a pure attention asset.

A Solana launchpad that lets anyone spin up a bonding-curve memecoin and graduate it to a DEX pool.

Losing money because the team or LP was pulled, or the contract was malicious.

Push size into a trade with conviction, often ignoring risk sizing.

Promoting a token, often while hiding that you are paid or already long.

A dismissive label for a low-quality or zero-utility token. Often accurate, sometimes premature.

A bot or wallet that buys in the first blocks of a token launch to front-run retail.

A slow drain via taxes, unlocks, or endless selling instead of an instant LP pull.

A meme that satirizes traditional finance tickers while trading as a pure narrative coin.

Many wallets used to multiply airdrop eligibility. Protocols increasingly filter them.

A token that takes a fee on buys, sells, or transfers. High taxes are a common exit scam pattern.

The currently winning narrative or strategy in memes or games.

Crypto slang for closely following and trading newly launched, thinly traded, highly speculative tokens, especially memecoins.

Buying lookalike tickers that piggyback a famous name, often pure scam risk.

Whether a token's descriptive fields or their update authority can change after creation.

Additional behavior and dependencies introduced when a token calls custom logic as part of a transfer.

A Base ecosystem for launching AI-agent tokens and related apps.