noun | dey·muh n
A daemon is like the little elf that lives inside your computer and does all the boring $hit for you - except instead of making cookies, it's running blockchain nodes and validating transactions. It's a background process that just kinda sits there and does its thing, like that one stoner friend who's always hanging out on your couch but never really says anything.
Example
"Daemons are like digital rats - you might not see them, but they're always there, lurking in the background and eating up your system resources like a fat kid at a buffet."
"This crypto project I found claims to have a 'groundbreaking new consensus daemon' but I'm pretty sure it's just a reskinned version of PIVX with the logo changed. Miss me with that scammy $hit, fam."
