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solunk by Mamasolunk69 December 8, 2020
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solunavax
(Noun) A blockchain protocol that is majority owned and centrally administered by a group of venture capitalists that are usually US and often San Francisco Bay Area based.
Instead of the usual properties of a cryptocurrency exhibited by the likes of for instance Bitcoin, Ethereum and Cardano - decentralised, secure, scalable - these blockchain protocols are typically neither secure nor decentralised, or even generally stable, while potentially achieving scaling that comes close to Microsoft SQL Server 2019.
Certain versions of solunavax come with a VC on/off switch out of the box, others have a complete Ponzi scheme baked in. All of them come with highly toxic but generally fluid communities that are financially incentivised to lash out at everything that’s not a solunavax
Instead of the usual properties of a cryptocurrency exhibited by the likes of for instance Bitcoin, Ethereum and Cardano - decentralised, secure, scalable - these blockchain protocols are typically neither secure nor decentralised, or even generally stable, while potentially achieving scaling that comes close to Microsoft SQL Server 2019.
Certain versions of solunavax come with a VC on/off switch out of the box, others have a complete Ponzi scheme baked in. All of them come with highly toxic but generally fluid communities that are financially incentivised to lash out at everything that’s not a solunavax
Wow that’s an awesome blockchain you have there, shame it’s a solunavax, could never degrade myself by investing in it
Have you heard of Blacoin it’s the newest Ethereum killer? Yeah I looked at it for one second, it’s a solunavax don’t even waste your time mate
Have you heard of Blacoin it’s the newest Ethereum killer? Yeah I looked at it for one second, it’s a solunavax don’t even waste your time mate
solunavax by Crypto connoisseur April 14, 2022
Slunk out
Slunk out by Brett Curry January 16, 2008
Slunked
Slunked by Bacon is not jmaycan February 13, 2017
Shlunky
Shlunky by singlecelled November 16, 2009
Solanki
Solanki is the last name of strong Rajputs who are North Indians, and this last name can be reverted to Singh because it has the same meaning - warrior. The last name roots back to Mughal (muslim) courts and from the Middle East - Arab and Persian people. Solanki is also a common last name in the Punjab of both Pakistan and India (if Hindu). The person with last name Solanki usually has Singh as their middle name (or unofficial last name).
person 1: omigod ur last name is solanki!
person 2: uh yeah...
person 1: woahh that's why ur so buff and strong, warriorlike!
person 2: haha thanks...
person 2: uh yeah...
person 1: woahh that's why ur so buff and strong, warriorlike!
person 2: haha thanks...
Solanki by colorlessness January 26, 2015
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