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Even with trillions of dollars moving through a truly global market, there is still plenty of room for fun in the world of crypto. Case in point: the famous HODL meme. Whereas a simple slip of the tongue might have been forgiven before the digital age, the Internet rarely forgets. It all originated back in 2013 from a drunken rant on a crypto message board. As Bitcoin (BTC) flew past $1,000, user GameKyuubi unleashed a ridiculous post titled I AM HODLING instead of I AM HOLDING (as in not selling). Internet infamy, and heaps of HODL memes, were born.