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The term "coiner" has become widely used in recent years as cryptocurrency has become more popular. It describes a person who creates digital coins or tokens for use within blockchain technology. Coins are typically digital assets that are secured by cryptography and often serve as a medium of exchange, enabling digital transactions over the internet. Coiners are typically tech-savvy individuals who understand blockchain technology and the underlying concepts associated with cryptocurrency.

The term "coiner" is often associated with blockchain developers who design and create new forms of digital assets. Coiners come up with a set of specifications that are used to outline the properties of a token.

• Conner,
• comer,
• conry,
• coomer,
• Conary,
• Connor,
• Conyer,
• Conroy,
• connery.