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probably something
What does probably something mean?
A phrase used to explicitly flag that a piece of news is significant, playing off the ironic "probably nothing."
"Two Fortune 500s integrating the chain this month — probably something."
Origin
Direct counterpart to the "probably nothing" meme.
Frequently asked questions
What does probably something mean in crypto?
It flags that a piece of news is genuinely significant. It's a direct, non-ironic counter to the "probably nothing" meme.
How is it different from probably nothing?
"Probably nothing" is sarcastic — it hints something is actually a big deal. "Probably something" drops the sarcasm and says the news matters outright.
Is probably something bullish?
Yes, it's used to signal that developments are meaningful and potentially price-positive.
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