Happy 57th Birthday Singapore!
As the premier crypto hub, our island nation managed to attract top talent from far and wide. Despite this, we as Singaporeans often have a hard time explaining the topic to those close to us.
With the theme for this year being #StrongerTogether, we have compiled a list of top cryptocurrencies – and how to explain them in a more relatable way.
Bitcoin (BTC)
Your uncle buy one
Ethereum (ETH)
Your Nephew Buy One
USDT (USDT)
Online got money, bank zero
Binance Coin (BNB)
Now Singapore cannot use already
Decentraland (Mana)
Can buy house next to JJ Lin
Cardano (ADA)
Your first time crypto will buy
XRP (XRP)
Everytime kena sue
Solana (SOL)
Like SMRT – good, but always maintenance
Dogecoin (DOGE)
Your son buy one
Avalanche (AVAX)
That time give voucher then everyone use
Polygon (MATIC)
Partner with Disney
DAI (DAI)
Pawn Shop – you give your things, they give you money
Shiba Inu (SHIB)
News say people become millionaire, but your friend all lose money
Uniswap (UNI)
Money Changer
Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)
BTC, but ketupat
Litecoin (LTC)
Daiso Bitcoin
Chainlink (LINK)
SG Bus timing app
Cronos (CRO)
No more Netflix and Spotify
Cosmos (ATOM)
Telegram for crypto
Apecoin (Ape)
Your friend uncle daughter nephew cousin became rich because of this
Tezos (XTZ)
They Sponsor Man United
Axie Infinity (AXS)
Last time play game can make money
Aave (AAVE)
DBS, but hard to use
Closing Thoughts
Being in the crypto space, it often gets hard to explain the differences to those who ask.
However, taking the time to break concepts down always helps lower the barrier to entry for others. With Singapore taking a step towards better regulation every day, this is a good way to get those who are curious- but not on board yet, into the world of Web3.0.
Also Read: ChainDebrief Team’s Top Picks For Q3 2022
[Editor’s Note: The expressions here are meant to be satire. This article does not represent the views of Chaindebrief or any affiliated entities. Please do your own research before investing.]
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