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crypto- in Greek

crypto- in Greek is κρυπτο- — crypto- means digital money that exists only as records on a computer network, kept secure by mathematics rather than issued or guaranteed by a government or bank.

crypto- in Greek

κρυπτο-
prefix
Pronounced: krypto-

What does "crypto-" mean?

  1. noun Digital money that exists only as records on a computer network, kept secure by mathematics rather than issued or guaranteed by a government or bank.
    "He keeps a small amount of crypto on an exchange and the rest offline."
  2. noun The wider industry, technology and community built around cryptocurrencies.
    "She left banking to work in crypto."
  3. noun Cryptography: the study and practice of encoding information so that only intended parties can read it.
    "The paper was published at a crypto conference in the 1990s."
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crypto- in a sentence

  • He keeps a small amount of crypto on an exchange and the rest offline.
  • Her salary is paid in pounds, but she converts part of it into crypto.
  • She left banking to work in crypto.
  • Crypto has been through several boom-and-bust cycles.

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What is "crypto-" in Greek?

"crypto-" in Greek is κρυπτο-. crypto- means: Digital money that exists only as records on a computer network, kept secure by mathematics rather than issued or guaranteed by a government or bank.

How do you pronounce κρυπτο-?

"crypto-" in Greek is κρυπτο-, pronounced "krypto-".

How do you use "crypto-" in a sentence?

Example: "He keeps a small amount of crypto on an exchange and the rest offline." In Greek, "crypto-" is κρυπτο-.

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