The most Overused Words in Bitcoin History

[freedomno1]

Lets see
Digital , Anonymous, Pseudo Anonymous
Early Adopter, Goxxed , Fiat lol.

2011: ponzi
Newbie rage
2012: Zhoutonged
HOOOLLDD FOR THE LONGEST TIME HOOOLLLDD FOR THE LONGEST TIME
2013: HODL
Zhoutonged did that lol
2014: goxxed
Still a video and yes I know that they were not the same zhoutonged

I see the word 'bitcoin' being used an awful lot. Too much. Also, 'bitcoins' which is worse, and "BitCoin"  which is TheVeryWorst.

Don't forget about "Bit Coin"

[Hiraga]

Crypto - digital currency.
I would prefer commodity as it sounds more like something you could touch, a digital commodity is like that but then in the electric world.

[dadaas]

where is buttcoin?
new trend

Nah, it is just another altcoin made for pump and dump. It is not even related to Bitcoin except the fact that it is cryptocurrency.

[Acidyo]

Proof of [whatever]

Proof of scam - this one goes to most of the altcoins that are generated on a daily basis.

[stormbono]

Winklevoss brothers 

[iluvpie60]

I've noticed, at least on 90% of all threads I've been on, that bitcoiners tend to overuse a lot of buzzwords. Altcoiners Especially tend to use Innovation/Innovative for some reason as well  . The most used words and phrases I've seen are:

1) Innovative

2) Decentralized

3) Centralized

4) Innovation

5) To the Moon

6) Scam

7) FUD

8.) HODL

9) Satoshi

10) ASIC

11) Revolutionary

12) Blockchain

13) Skyrocket

14) Troll

15) Fiat

16) Pump and Dump

17) Whale

18) Goxxed

19) Ponzi

20) Anonymous

Shouldn't Bitcoin be added to this list?

[Este Nuno]

Someone should make one of those word cloud things and run it on some of the subforms here so we can truly see which words are over used.

[Satosh¡ Slot]

Too much talk about paper and brain wallets. More people probably messed up and lost their coins than people that managed to save them thanks to using a paper or brain wallet.

[e1ghtSpace]

Definitely HODL. Why the hell is it spelt like that anyway? How did it start out. Is it the name of a character in a movie or something?

[Este Nuno]

Definitely HODL. Why the hell is it spelt like that anyway? How did it start out. Is it the name of a character in a movie or something?

There's a thread in the speculation subforum where someone misspelled hold in the title and it caught on from there.

[freedomno1]

Definitely HODL. Why the hell is it spelt like that anyway? How did it start out. Is it the name of a character in a movie or something?

There's a thread in the speculation subforum where someone misspelled hold in the title and it caught on from there.

He-he I was wondering where that came from but I think it predates the forum somewhere else though or maybe it did originate from here interesting.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=375643.0

[Mobius]

Definitely HODL. Why the hell is it spelt like that anyway? How did it start out. Is it the name of a character in a movie or something?

LOL. I think the OP should repost and lock the thread and the new thread should be stickied somewhere. It is more or less accurate.

[pa]

"Don't invest more than you can afford to lose."

[maurya78]

Decentralized
Chargebacks
distributed trust
FUD
peer-to-peer
banksters

[Cranky4u]

To the moon!  <~~~ seems to have arrived with DOGE coin but either-way, it is really starting to shit me to tears...

[desired_username]

Not a word per say but "Coming Economic Collapse."

Also Illuminati.

The ubiquity of these is why I don't refer my friends to this forum to learn about Bitcoin. 

I haven't seen any online communities where the illuminati conspiracy didn't turn up frequently.
I think the word "illuminati" only represents the skewed wealth distribution of our world, as in the 0.1% owns the majority of wealth and ultimately owns everything.

The "coming economic collapse" is not a myth though it's clearly in progress.

[Clegg]

I think the standard ones that I hear and annoy me are 'ponzi' & 'bubble'.

[BTCevo]

DPR, Big brother, hack, gpu, hashrate, and the list goes on

[CrackedLogic]

"Don't invest more than you can afford to lose."

You might have an intense gambling addiction

[Slark]

"Bitcoin milinaire" would be good addition. Or maybe "early adopted". Also '2009'.