noun
Internet Slang
pleb
· noun · internet
Humble Bitcoin rank-and-file, worn as a badge.
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Definitions
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In Bitcoin circles, a self-deprecating term for an ordinary, non-whale holder — someone stacking sats, running a node, not flexing. Worn proudly rather than as an insult. The pleb is the salt-of-the-earth Bitcoiner, distinct from VCs, influencers, and exchange CEOs.
“Just a pleb stacking sats every payday, no financial advice.”
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Older internet/gaming sense — an ordinary, low-status person; a noob. Used as a casual put-down, often jokingly between friends. Predates the Bitcoin reclamation by decades.
“You've never played Half-Life? What a pleb.”
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pleb In A Sentence
Just a pleb stacking sats every payday, no financial advice.
You've never played Half-Life? What a pleb.
Origin & Usage
From Latin 'plebs' (the common people of Rome). Long-running internet insult; reclaimed by Bitcoiners in the late 2010s.
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