Crypto words
What diamond hands means
Diamond hands means holding on and not selling when a price falls. Paper hands means selling at the first scare.
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- diamond hands
- Holding on through a fall. Written ๐๐.
- paper hands
- Selling quickly when scared. Written ๐งป๐.
- paper-handed
- Said of somebody who sold too early, in their friends' view.
Where it came from
The Reddit forum WallStreetBets, from about 2018. It went mainstream in January 2021, when its members held GameStop shares.
Source: Dictionary.com, diamond hands.
How people use it
- ๐๐ under a post about a falling price.
- Diamond hands, ser.
- Do not be paper hands.
Praise or pressure
Between friends it is praise. From a stranger who holds the same coin, it can be pressure not to sell.
Selling is not a moral failing.
Diamond hands in a card
A wedding card can say diamond hands about the ring and about the person who stayed.
For Jess and Rob ยท Their wedding ยท 12 December
Diamond hands, both of you. Ten years of it. ๐๐
EllaNever paper hands on each other. Congratulations.
0xjayFor the honeymoon. Love you both.
Gran
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An example card. The names are made up.
Questions
What does diamond hands mean?
Holding on and not selling while a price falls.
What does paper hands mean?
Selling at the first sign of trouble.
What is the diamond hands emoji?
๐๐, a diamond and two raised hands.
Where does diamond hands come from?
The Reddit forum WallStreetBets, from about 2018. GameStop made it famous in January 2021.
Is diamond hands the same as HODL?
Close. HODL is holding in general. Diamond hands is holding through a fall.
More guides
- What HODL meansHODL means to keep your crypto and not sell, even when the price drops. It began as a typo of hold.
- What FUD meansFUD stands for fear, uncertainty and doubt. In crypto it means bad news, or talk that makes people want to sell.
- What degen meansDegen is short for degenerate. In crypto it is somebody who takes wild risks on new or unknown coins.