catenfreude

the feeling of pleasure, joy, or satisfaction that comes from learning of a someone getting eaten by their pet tiger

Upon reading of the billionaire that was attacked and eaten by his pet tiger that he kept in his personal zoo, John felt catenfreude like he never had before.

catenfreude by thehokemon September 18, 2026

Satenfreude 

To take pleasure in the misery of Bitcoin investors when the price drops.

The feeling is often experienced by individuals about whom one or more of the following points may apply:
- Regret about not buying Bitcoin when the price was considerably lower.
- Regret about not buying Bitcoin during a recent dip in price.
- Firm belief that a different asset class (e.g. Gold) is a superior investment.

The word is derived from Satoshi, a fraction of a Bitcoin and often abbreviated to Sat, and schadenfreude.

A feeling of satenfreude came over me as the price of Bitcoin continued to tumble. Maybe those guys at the office will shut up about it now.

Mike just lost a ton of money on crypto. I feel nothing but satenfreude. Hopefully his Lambo breaks down on the freeway too.

Satenfreude by Townie not Turfer January 19, 2022

cardenfreude

When playing Cards Against Humanity you play a white card to answer the current black card, then draw a replacement white card, and that replacement card would have been a much better answer than the one you just played.

Oh the card I just drew is so much better! Cardenfreude!

cardenfreude by giantbabyman April 20, 2014

Cuntenfreude 

The German word for the joy other people in the UK take when London is in trouble.

All those twats in London bitching about the lockdowns fills me with cuntenfreude.

Cuntenfreude by JICHARD December 14, 2020