bitcoin

A crypto-currency allowing for anonymous transactions and using a decentralized architecture. Go Nanotube!

Nanotube was able to purchase many goods and services with Bitcoins, without the gubmint watching.

by cusipzzz January 5, 2011

Bitcoin

A currency, typically used among the Gods, used not to pay for anything, but to flaunt your wealthful status.

Hey, by the way did I mention that I have BITCOIN!?!?!?!?

by Cryptolad February 15, 2018

bitcoin

Bitcoin is a faith based titanium coin that is limited in amount by internal characteristics enforced by the laws of mathematics, thermodynamics and the creed of Nakamoto.

Given its rapid rise, growing acceptance and internal characteristics, Bitcoin has managed to terrify governments, atheists and the religious all at once.

by A7Z July 29, 2014

bitcoin

Something people won't stop talking about

the bitcoin buyer walks into a room the first thing he does is yell as loud as he/she/it can and says

bitcoin buyer: I HAVE INVESTED IN BITCOINS

by nhu1k January 16, 2018

bitcoin

real life v-bucks

I used bitcoin to customize my weapons.

by BingoBongoBoi January 9, 2021

bitcoin

An electronic currency, which consists of cryptographic proofs-of-work, that can literally, verifiably, and securely transferred the over the internet from a buyer's bitcoin client (app, software) to a seller's without the aid of a mutually trusted third party (e.g., paypal or credit card bank, who traditionally collects a fee for this trust).

Western Union will charge you almost 5% to transfer $20,000 to India. They won't even let you do it in a single transfer since it is too big, and they'll hit you with an unfavorable exchange rate. Why don't you just send your vendor some bitcoin?

by nicky_steves April 13, 2013

Bitcoin

The cryptocurrency of choice among criminals, extortionists, fraudsters, hackers, kidnappers, terrorists, and Ponzi schemers, who have 100% faith in the blockchain technology to avoid getting caught for their crimes.

Guesstimate what percentage of rogue political leaders’, corrupt businesspersons’, and Russian oligarchs’ stolen billions or trillions have been converted into bitcoins to cover up their obscene wealth.

by Fasters April 2, 2022