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In the cryptocurrency field, HODL is a slang term derived from the misspelling of the word "hold". Initially, it was a misspelling in a post posted by a user named GameKyuubi in a drunken state on a cryptocurrency forum in 2013. The original text was: "I AM HODLING", which means "I am holding (cryptocurrency)". Later, this mistake was widely accepted by the crypto community and gradually developed into a popular term.
HODL now generally means holding cryptocurrencies for a long time, especially when the market fluctuates and prices fall, not selling, and not being affected by short-term market sentiment. It represents a persistent and patient investment strategy, and many people use it to express their determination not to rush to sell assets even when the market is turbulent.
Sometimes, HODL is also understood as an abbreviation for "Hold On for Dear Life", emphasizing the determination to hold on to assets during market fluctuations. 0 reply
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