Shill

Le terme « shilling » est un terme argotique utilisé dans le domaine des cryptomonnaies pour désigner un moyen de mettre en avant les aspects positifs d’un projet et de convaincre d’autres personnes d’investir potentiellement à des fins d’enrichissement personnel. Il s’agit de susciter l’enthousiasme autour d’un projet et d’en faire connaître les meilleurs aspects afin d’accroître la demande et, en fin de compte, d’augmenter le cours.

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Le shill, ou shilling, est l'action de promouvoir un projet de cryptomonnaie.

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