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NFT slangs starting with letter F

Fudder

It refers to someone who expresses FUD about a project; they’re frightened, uncertain, and doubtful about an investment. Anyone can become a Fudder in crypto,

Fren

A misspelled slang for “Friend.” In the NFT community, people address their buddies as “fren.” Example Hey “fren,” WAGMI!

Fudding your own bags

When someone spreads negativity about a project they invested in; might be due to fear of missing out (FOMO), a disappointing fall in value, or

FOMO

An acronym for “fear of missing out.” It’s a fear of missing big rewards despite investing in a project or a cryptocurrency. A FOMO might

Flex

A general term for show-off; refers to bragging about a digital asset. For instance, you can flex your NFT by displaying it as a PFP.

(Floor) sweeping

Buying an NFT in bulk at its lowest price, probably below or at the FP rate. For instance, project owners can sweep the floor of

FUD

An acronym for “fear, uncertainty, and doubt.” It’s the slang used by the NFT community to describe the spread of false information to raise investors’

Fungible Tokens (FT)

These are tokens that are swappable for physical or digital items like NFTs. Fungible tokens, however, have buying power. Examples ETH, SOL, Bitcoin, and many

Fungibility

As opposed to non-fungibility, fungibility means replaceability. It describes the ability of an item to be tradable or exchangeable for other commodities. For instance, cryptocurrencies

Fractional ownership

Partial ownership rights over an NFT. Sellers can sell percentages of a work and buyers can buy a portion based on what they can afford.

Flip

An act of buying and selling a digital product quickly. This decision is often a result of anxiety about the future of a project or

Floor

Often described as the floor price, it’s the lowest selling price of a digital product. The lower the floor of an NFT, the more valuable

Farm

A farm in crypto is a hip of staked tokens where investors take their rewards. These staked tokens are results of farming, a process of

Fiat

These are official currencies issued and controlled by the government. Unlike cryptocurrencies, fiats are stable and not volatile. Examples are the common official currencies like

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