Crypto-enthusiast

I think that bitcoin will be the futur of the money and everybody should be crypto-enthusiasts.
Yeah lets see when countries will make their own digital currency and forbid cryptos.

by Oafmeat December 29, 2022

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Cryptolord

This word describes a person who has the ability to be introspective and self-aware, but also has negative traits such as being antisocial and destructive. They may have a tendency to think negative thoughts, but are able to keep them to themselves. They are also able to quickly assess and understand others, and are motivated by a sense of altruism, even if they do not fully understand the source of this motivation.

Based on these clues, it is possible that this person could be described as a "complex individual" or someone who is multifaceted and has a mix of positive and negative traits.

There are many different words that could be used to describe a person with the traits and characteristics described in the riddle. Some possibilities might include "introspective," "self-aware," "perceptive," "altruistic," or "complex." It is also possible that this person could be described as "mysterious" or "enigmatic," as their motivations and inner thoughts are not fully understood. Ultimately, the choice of word to describe this person will depend on the context in which they are being described, and the specific traits or characteristics that are being emphasized.

You're such a Cryptolord, you don't understand yourself or what drives you and; you don't know what you want.

by Lucylooselegs December 30, 2022

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Cryptocurrency

Lottery, but at a larger, larger scale. In SE Eastern countries and India, there's something better than this bullshit and they're unified QR payment systems, central bank's interbank transfer system, and virtual accounts. This investment is more a lottery than a real investment

Probably born because of complex electronic payment rules in the West + probably greed. In Indonesia, you can transfer your money easily without private companies as middlemen like Paypal and the central bank acts as the middleman and it's cheap (only about $0,16 for small to moderate transactions and about $0,43 for RTGS / larger transactions). A Canadian Youtuber who makes Indonesian content, Sacha Stevenson, said that in Canada, you need to make an appointment, which is time-consuming, to transfer money to your family otherwise it's considered a suspicious transaction, while in Indonesia you don't

In the West, electronic payment methods are proprietary and there's no unified payment system (not referring to Indian's UPI, but in general)

The payment QR code: BCA (An Indonesian Bank)

Me: *Opens Gojek and pay with this app cos QRIS is unified* (QRIS, pronounced Kris or colloquially Kyu-ris, is the name for Indonesian's unified payment QR standard)

The app: *proceed to payment screen and pay*

Me: "See, Indonesia and SE Asian countries have something better than cryptocurrency"

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Me: *transfers money to my other account in another bank*

The banking app: *Choose BI-FAST (2.5K IDR) or BI-RTGS (6.5 K IDR)*

Me: "No need a private company middleman! Things like Paypal and Skrill are no use in Indonesia unless for overseas transactions"

Each payment method has different use cases and suits for different types of transactions. Non-bank payment methods (can be filled/topped-up with bank, ride-hailing apps drivers, and convenience store chains) and QR codes are suitable for daily transactions like buying snacks and groceries; bank transfers are for family, company, and individual people money transfers; virtual account is suitable for buying something priced higher than 10,000K IDR, must be on the same bank and it's automated. Both banks and non-banks are usually have the unified QR code payment method, and for Bank Jago, the QR payment is tied to GoPay (Gojek)

by PuniUwUCute February 11, 2023

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cryptorchidism

Cryptorchidism is a condition where the family jewels of one Paul Dejulio are not where they're supposed to be. Instead of making an appearance in the scrotum, they're hiding out somewhere else, like a game of hide-and-seek gone wrong. Paul might try to blame it on genetics or just bad luck, but really it's just a case of his boys being too shy to come out and play.

Unfortunately, Paul DeJulio was diagnosed with cryptorchidism during his routine checkup, and he may need to undergo surgery to correct the condition and ensure the healthy development of his testicles.

by edpo February 16, 2023

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