Glossary
Definitions for creators, communities, and platforms.
ACO (Auto Checkout)
Automated checkout that fills details and pays without manual input.
Admin
A server operator with top-level permissions and responsibility.
AFK (Away From Keyboard)
Temporarily inactive—stepped away from device.
Alert
A message signaling a drop, restock, or critical change requiring quick action.
Alpha
Exclusive, actionable information that provides an edge before the crowd.
Ape
To enter a position aggressively with little research, driven by hype.
ATH (All Time High)
The highest price an asset has ever reached.
Bag
The amount of a token or inventory someone holds.
Ban
Permanent removal of a member from a server or platform.
Beta
A pre-release version for testing features and gathering feedback.
Boost
Artificially raising an account’s rank or visibility, or aiding performance.
Bot
Software that automates tasks like monitoring, carting, and checkout during releases.
Brick
An item that holds little to no resale value after release.
BTC (Bitcoin)
The first and largest cryptocurrency by market cap.
Buff
A balance change that strengthens a character, item, or mechanic.
Bypass
A technique to circumvent a protection or step, such as queue, captcha, or address checks.
Cart
Adding a product to the shopping cart—often the first step to checkout during a drop.
Cashout
Converting profits from platforms or crypto into cash or bank balance.
Channel
Text or voice space where conversations and resources are organized.
Clan
A community of players organized under a shared name and identity.
Clutch
Pulling off a decisive win under pressure.
Community
A community is a group of people connected by shared interests, goals, or experiences, who interact and create value together over time.
Cook
To perform exceptionally well on a drop—securing multiple pairs or high-value items.
Cook group
A resell-focused community that shares alerts, tools, and guidance to improve members’ success.
Cop
To buy or secure a product during a drop or restock, often under time pressure.
Crossplay
Multiplayer compatibility across different platforms or devices.
Degen
A risk-seeking trader or investor who embraces volatile, speculative plays.
Dip
A temporary price decline that may offer a better entry.
DM
Direct Message—private chat between users.
Drop
The scheduled release of a product—often limited and time-sensitive.
Dump
A sharp sell-off where holders exit en masse, pushing price down.
Dumping
Rapid selling of an asset or inventory, usually causing price drops.
Embed
Rich message layout with title, color, fields, images, and footer.
ETH (Ethereum)
A leading smart contract platform and cryptocurrency.
Farm
Earning yield by providing liquidity or participating in incentive programs.
Flex
To show off a success, acquisition, or setup.
Flop
A release or product that underperforms with low demand or resale value.
FOMO (Fear Of Missing Out)
Anxiety about missing gains that pushes rushed decisions.
FUD (Fear, Uncertainty, Doubt)
Negative news or rumors that lower confidence and price.
Gas fee
The blockchain transaction cost paid to validators/miners.
GG (Good Game)
A sportsmanlike sign-off after a match or outcome, win or lose.
GLHF (Good Luck, Have Fun)
A friendly pre-game message wishing luck and enjoyment.
Grind
Repeating tasks intensively to progress—levels, rewards, or profits.
Heat
A highly demanded product expected to sell out fast and resell above retail.
HODL
A long-term crypto strategy—holding through volatility instead of trading.
Key
A license granting access to a bot or software, often time-limited.
Kick
Temporary removal of a member; they may rejoin later.
L (Loss)
An unsuccessful attempt—missing out on a drop, raffle, or trade.
Leak
Confidential information shared publicly or without authorization.
Legit
Trustworthy—proven authentic and reliable.
Liquid
Assets that can be converted to cash quickly with minimal loss.
Loot
Rewards earned in games; sometimes tradable items or currencies.
Meta
The dominant strategy or rules of play that define what’s most effective.
Middleman
A trusted intermediary who holds funds or items until both parties fulfill terms.
Mint
The creation of a new NFT on-chain, often during a limited event.
Mod
A moderator who enforces rules, organizes channels, and supports members.
Monitor
A tool that watches sites or APIs and sends alerts when products or stock change.
Moon
When a crypto asset surges dramatically in price.
Nerf
A balance change that weakens a character, item, or mechanic.
NFT
A non-fungible token—unique digital asset recorded on a blockchain.
Notif
A short for notification—an instant alert about events or updates.
OG
An original or early member recognized for tenure and contributions.
OP (Overpowered)
An item, character, or tactic considered too strong relative to others.
Patch
An update to a game or software that fixes bugs or rebalances features.
PayPal F&F (Friends & Family)
A low-fee payment option without buyer protection.
PayPal G&S (Goods & Services)
A payment option with buyer and seller protections, but with fees.
Ping
A notification or mention to alert members quickly.
Plug
A reliable contact who helps secure limited products, early pairs, or insider information.
PM (Private Message)
Another term for a direct, private message.
Proxy
An IP address used to route traffic, avoid rate limits, and reduce bans during drops.
Pump
Coordinated or organic price surge of a token or asset.
Queue
A waiting system that throttles access to product pages or checkout.
Raffle
A lottery-based release where winners are randomly selected to purchase.
Raid
A coordinated influx of users to disrupt a server or boost activity.
Rekt
Suffering heavy losses on a trade or position.
Release
The official launch of a game, feature, or product to the public.
Rep
Reputation—track record of successful, legit deals.
Resell
Selling a product after purchase, ideally above retail to capture margin.
Restock
A replenishment of inventory after the initial drop—often unannounced.
Retail
The official store price before taxes, shipping, and fees.
Role
Permission bundle assigned to members; controls access, color, and mentions.
Rug
A scam where project owners drain liquidity or abandon a token, leaving investors with losses.
Scam
A deceptive scheme to steal money, goods, or data.
Script
Custom code used to automate actions, scrape data, or extend bot behavior.
Seed
A recovery phrase that restores access to a crypto wallet and its funds.
Server
A Discord or Telegram community space with channels, roles, and moderation.
Shill
To promote a project or item, often aggressively and with bias.
Skin
A cosmetic item that changes a game’s appearance without affecting gameplay.
Slash Command
Structured command invoked with "/" that triggers a bot action.
Slot
A service where a botter checks out an item for a client, usually for a fee or percentage.
Smurf
Playing on a secondary account, often at a lower rank than your main.
Squad
A small team of players coordinating together.
Stack
Accumulating inventory or tokens over time to build a larger position.
Stake
Locking crypto in a protocol or validator to earn rewards.
Telegram
Messaging platform widely used for communities, alerts, and automation via channels, groups, and bots.
Telegram Channel
One‑to‑many broadcast feed where only admins can post.
Telegram Group
Many‑to‑many chat for collaboration and support.
Telegram ID (User ID)
Numeric identifier for a user, bot, channel, or chat; stable even if the username changes.
Telegram Supergroup
Large, upgraded group with advanced moderation, topics, and growth controls.
Token
A digital credential—API token or cryptocurrency unit—used for authentication or value transfer.
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