"Goblin mode" was selected as the word of the year by an online vote, according to an announcement made by Oxford Dictionaries on Monday, December 5. Goblin mode was selected as the word that best define 2022 when the internet community was recently requested to do so on Twitter. Immediately after that, the CEO of the most popular cryptocurrency exchange, Binance, Changpeng Zao, cited Goblin Mode in a recent tweet on December 6.
Following the tweet, the Binance Smart Chain-based NFT token GOBLIN Coin saw a 35-minute increase of 118%. At 2:05 a.m., the price of Goblin Coin was $0.000000001062, and at 2:40, it was $0.000000001255. Notably, according to statistics from coinmarketcap, the live Goblin price is $1.12e-9 USD and the 24-hour trading volume is $4,235.62 USD. Goblin has increased by 2.18% in the last day. There is no circulating supply and a maximum supply of 100,000,000,000,000 GOBLIN coins.
Notably, Goblin Coin enables game developers to raise money through the pre-sale of exclusive in-game products in an NFT model. The WEB3.0 era has an independent game incubator called GOBLIN Coin GameFi Labs. To facilitate the creation of blockchain games, it provides game producers with a complete GameFi game design framework and technical support.
What's With The "Goblin Mode"?
Goblin mode, which was first used on Twitter in 2009, is described as "unapologetically self-indulgent, lazy, slovenly, or greedy behavior, typically in a way that rejects social norms or expectations." In 2022, as people awoke in fear from the COVID-19 pandemic's forced lockdowns, the term gained popularity.
Goblin mode, metaverse, and the hashtag IStandWith were the three finalists chosen by Oxford Languages lexicographers, but this is the first time a phrase has been decided by public vote.
Goblin mode was the undisputed champion despite having little popularity offline, garnering 93% of the more than 340,000 votes submitted.
