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# What is a Jeet?
A "Jeet" is a reference to someone who sells their holdings of a coin which can cause panic, FUD, and downward price action. \
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Example: \
"F\*cking Jeet" said Timmy, who was diamond handing their coins to valhalla whilst they saw the price of their coin declining due to a seller.
Jeet
In Street Fighter, Dhalsim is the King of all Jeets, with the power of diamond hands and chad buying, we will defeat him and his army of jeets on Solana.
Dhalsim "King of Jeets"
The mission of Jeet Fighter is to make jeets cry for jeeting/selling their tokens at low prices. The price of $JF simply goes higher.
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