LFG

What does LFG stand for? ☑️

The term LFG  stands for Let’s F***ing Go. It’s used to motivate or hype up people about their work or achievements, especially in crypto.

The origin of LFG

The term – LFG –  was first used in a game called EverQuest, launched in 1999. In the game, people would type LFG or ‘looking for group’ in the chat when looking for teams to join for quests together. 

It kept being used for several years in this context. It’s also used as ‘looking for a girlfriend’ in a fun way to look for partners in online games.

LFG or ‘let’s freaking go’ started to be used in 2010 in colleges across the US and later around the world as a part of party culture. Surprisingly enough, it was adopted as the official slogan for the US Women’s Football team that went on to win the 2019 World Cup title.

LFG meaning in crypto 🫰🏼

Traveling all the way from EverQuest to US Women’s Football team, currently, LFG, or Let’s F**ing Go has gained fame and popularity in the online crypto and blockchain spaces, wherein people hype up a crypto coin, NFT project, and even investors.

Even in a bear market, you won’t make 100x buying high caps. You need to focus on low-cap alts with huge potential. I’m researching and putting together a list of crypto projects for you. LFG team!

LadyofCrypto – famous crypto investor and trader

LFG – a way to support those in need

While crypto heads may portray themselves to be different and unique than the rest, they are equally deserving and needy of emotional support at times.

If you are into crypto, you would know that the market is a highly volatile one. Fluctuations are a norm. From bearish to bullish, it changes in the blink of an eye. 

In dire times like the ones we see in a crypto winter, LFG can be used in online spaces like Twitter, Reddit, and Discord to uplift those fellows who have seen losses and feel helpless and discouraged. 

It is not just an acronym used to hype up the already hyped-up players of crypto. It can very well be used to encourage a fallen hero to get up, brush it off and rise.

In conclusion, the acronym has a lot of history and application. Nowadays, it’s the word to know and use if you’re interested in crypto and NFTs.