noun
Internet Slang
moonshot
· noun · internet
Lottery-ticket bet on an obscure coin going 100x.
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Definitions
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A tiny-cap, mostly-unknown token you buy hoping it goes parabolic — 10x, 100x, life-changing money. Small position, no expectation it'll work; if it does, you retire. The asymmetric bet that keeps shitcoin season alive.
“Threw 0.2 ETH at some dog-themed moonshot — either zero or a house deposit, no in-between.”
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The token itself. A coin marketed (usually by its own Telegram) as the next big runner, before any real volume shows up.
“His Twitter is just three moonshots a day and a Lambo wallpaper.”
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moonshot In A Sentence
Threw 0.2 ETH at some dog-themed moonshot — either zero or a house deposit, no in-between.
His Twitter is just three moonshots a day and a Lambo wallpaper.
Origin & Usage
Crypto-Twitter adaptation of the older English 'moonshot' (ambitious long-shot — originally JFK-era space programme). Fuses with the crypto 'to the moon' meme that's been around since early Bitcoin forum days (2013-ish), where rocket and moon emojis signal a coin pumping.
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